Yen rises as global mood sours again
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THE yen inched higher on Tuesday as another drop in oil and stock markets sent investors back to traditional safe havens, hammering commodity-dependent currencies in the process.
The Australian and New Zealand dollars both sank almost one per cent in mid-day trade in Europe, while the Canadian dollar and Norwegian crown - both heavily dependent on oil revenues for capital inflows - fell by more than half a per cent.
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