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Yen Gets a Lift, China Buys Forex

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Published: Tuesday, 15 Jan 2013 | 8:02 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

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Japan's economics minister warned of the downside of excessive weakness in the yen, and it rose from a 2 1/2 year low against the dollar. [CNBC]

Germany's economy contracted in the fourth quarter, and the euro fell. [CNBC]

Concerns about the U.S. debt ceiling impasse tamped down risk appetite, helping the dollar move higher against the euro. [marketwatch.com]

U.K. inflation remained at a seven-month high, and the British pound initially fell in reaction. [dailyfx.com]

China was a net buyer of foreign currencies in December, reversing November's position, in a sign of a recovering economy, and the yuan strengthened. [CNBC]

Slovenia, which adopted the euro in 2007 only to see exports and real estate values sink, has been rumored to beclose to a bailout request - but is now in political crisis. [CNBC]

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