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Japan appointed a new top foreign exchange diplomat on Friday as the yen fell to a 38-year low against the dollar. The government faces pressure as the weak currency increases import costs and adds to inflation.
The policy response signals possible intervention, which could strengthen the yen and ease dollar-priced import costs for Japanese feed buyers. Until then, the weak yen keeps Japanese import costs elevated.
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