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The yen traded at 158.29–30 per dollar in Tokyo, weaker than Friday’s close but off its earlier lows, with exporter demand helping limit losses. Japan’s Finance Ministry reported yen-buying interventions totaling approximately ¥15.4 trillion on July 30, July 31 and August 3.
The intervention may support the yen and curb the cost of imported feed, while the day’s weaker exchange rate still points to near-term import-cost pressure.
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