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The Bank of Japan governor Ueda signaled a possible exit from easy monetary policy before real wages rise. The yen slid back below 150 per dollar, trading at 150.51 on Wednesday, a level traders see as raising the chance of intervention.
A possible BOJ policy shift would strengthen the yen and weaken the dollar against it, with modest effects on dollar-priced feed commodities. Currency moves of this kind have limited direct impact on feed prices.
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