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Yen rises as Japan ponders joint intervention with US to counter yen weakness

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By Joice Alves Verified
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By Joice AlvesTOKYO, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The yen rose against the dollar on Friday after Japan's Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said Tokyo would not rule out any options to counter weakness in the yen, including coordinated intervention with the U.S.The yen slid to a 1-1/2-year low earlier in the week.
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Sterling set for weekly rise as UK economy bounces back in November

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By Joice Alves Verified
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LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Sterling rose on Friday, and was set for its fifth consecutive weekly rise against the euro, after data this week showed that the British economy grew more strongly than expected in November. The pound was up 0.13% to $1.3402. It was on track for a 0.3% weekly rise, after two consecutive weekly declines. The euro edged 0.06% lower against the pound to 86.69 pence, and was set for its fifth straight weekly decline against the pound.
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Dollar up before US jobs data, Supreme Court ruling on Trump tariffs

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By Joice AlvesLONDON, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The dollar edged up on Friday as markets awaited a U.S. jobs report and braced for an approaching Supreme Court decision on President Donald Trump's use of emergency tariff powers. The looming U.S. non-farm December payrolls report will dispel much of the data fog resulting from last year's government shutdown, but analysts said nuances in the figures may do little to clarify the path for interest rates.
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