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USD/JPY trades slightly lower around 147.50 ahead of key US-Japan economic events

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USD/JPY trades slightly lower around 147.50 ahead of key US-Japan economic events

Stephania Damron 20/08/2025 19:19

The USD/JPY pair ticks down to near 147.50 during the European trading session on Wednesday…

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The USD/JPY pair ticks down to near 147.50 during the European trading session on Wednesday…
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