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The dollar rallied to stand at 113.54 yen just after the market closed, against 112.87 yen in late New York, as the benchmark 10-year government bond (JGB) fell sharply to yield 2.17 per cent. Speculation that the Bank of Japan could cut interest rates or take other credit-easing steps pushed down JGB yields sharply.
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