Yen resumes fall after G20, U. S. holiday thins trade
LONDON (Reuters) – The yen resumed falling on Monday after Japan signaled it would push ahead with expansionist monetary policies having escaped criticism from the world’s 20 biggest economies at the weekend. Industrial metals also dipped and European shares were soft on lingering worries about the economic outlook, especially for the euro zone. While the risk of an inconclusive outcome in Italy’s forthcoming election added to investor concerns. However, activity was curtailed by the closure of markets in the United States for the Presidents’ Day holiday. . . .
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