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One-week yen volatility against the dollar rose to a seven-month high as investors bought yen for protection ahead of the November 3 US election. USD/JPY traded near 104.22 after the Bank of Japan cut its fiscal-year growth forecast to a 5.5% contraction.
Election-related safe-haven demand pushed the yen stronger, which affects the yen cost of dollar-priced feed imports. Higher volatility raises hedging costs for Japanese importers but does not directly move grain supply or demand.
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