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The yen weakened past 154 per dollar on Thursday, its lowest level since February, after BOJ Governor Ueda put emphasis on wage developments. Expectations for a December rate hike were pushed back as a result.
Yen weakness raises the dollar cost of imports into Japan and changes the currency backdrop for US export competitiveness. The impact on feed prices is limited unless the move extends sharply.
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