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USD/JPY traded at 109.36 on May 28 after touching 109.86 in Asian trade, close to the 110 level. Japan's services producer price index rose 0.9% in April, the strongest gain since September.
Markets were thin because of the US holiday, and attention was on the possible Trump-Kim summit.
Stronger Japanese inflation data supports the case for eventual BOJ policy normalization, which can strengthen the yen. The effect on feed commodity prices is minimal.
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