Yen is 'deeply undervalued', says Morgan Stanley
The Japanese currency is on course to avoid a record fourth straight annual loss
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AN unlikely event is developing as the US Federal Reserve moves closer to its first interest-rate increase in almost a decade: Yen bulls have re-emerged.
Japan's currency is on course to avoid a record fourth straight annual loss as a stuttering global economy revives haven demand and weakens the case for the Fed to raise rates more than once in 2015.
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