Fresh worries about French polls adds to risk aversion
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THE safe-haven yen steadied on Wednesday after its biggest one-day rise in three months against the dollar, as worries over geopolitical tensions checked investors' risk appetite.
Investors' flight to safety underpinned traditional safe-havens such as the yen, US Treasuries and gold, amid fresh worries about France's presidential election and possible US military action against Syria and North Korea.
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