Toru Tanaka

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  That is what the trend is, and equities are holding firm," said Toru Tanaka, senior manager of Treasury & Foreign exchange at Mitsubishi Corporation.
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  "The reason the dollar is now near 93.50 yen is not because the yen has risen on any hopes for the Democratic Party's policies," Mitsubishi Corporation's Tanaka said, adding that the dollar could rise as high as 95 yen to 96 yen this week.
  
  Factors such as currency hedging by Japanese institutional investors and exporters ahead of their half-year book closings at the end of September have likely given the yen a lift recently, but the bulk of such flows may already be taken care of, he said.

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  A Bear Stearns-like crisis is unlikely," said Toru Tanaka, a senior dealer at Mitsubishi Corp.

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  ``Less-than-expected consumer prices triggered yen- selling,'' said Toru Tanaka, a senior manager of treasury and foreign exchange in Tokyo at Mitsubishi Corp., Japan's largest trading company. ``Expectations of BOJ rate increases had been excessively reinforced recently, with some investors even talking about a June hike.
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  It may fall to 119 against the dollar in one month, Tanaka said.

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  That is what the trend is, and equities are holding firm," said Toru Tanaka, senior manager of Treasury & Foreign exchange at Mitsubishi Corporation.
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  "The reason the dollar is now near 93.50 yen is not because the yen has risen on any hopes for the Democratic Party's policies," Mitsubishi Corporation's Tanaka said, adding that the dollar could rise as high as 95 yen to 96 yen this week.
  
  Factors such as currency hedging by Japanese institutional investors and exporters ahead of their half-year book closings at the end of September have likely given the yen a lift recently, but the bulk of such flows may already be taken care of, he said. Continued...

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  "The focus will be on individual steps such as any plans to bolster capital to resolve concerns about the financial system," said Toru Tanaka, senior manager for treasury and foreign exchange at Mitsubishi.
  
  "Currency markets are likely to move this way and that depending on such individual pieces of news," Tanaka said.

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  "Players view that the U.S. economy is worsening," said Toru Tanaka, foreign exchange manager at Mitsubishi Corp.

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  "A lot of players were expecting a weak dollar scenario toward the year-end," Toru Tanaka, a senior manager of foreign exchange at Mitsubishi Corp., a Japanese trading company, told Dow Jones Newswires.

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  "The dollar will remain weak against the European units at least until the year end," said Toru Tanaka, a senior dealer at Mitsubishi Corp.

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  "The absolute U.S. interest-rate advantage and yield advantage still exist, supporting the dollar," said Toru Tanaka, a senior manager of treasury and foreign exchange in Tokyo at Mitsubishi Corp., Japan's largest trading company."As long as the BOJ's rate increases continue to lag behind those of Fed and the ECB, the yen will likely be weak."
  
  The dollar may rise to 114 yen and $1.28 per euro this week, Tanaka said.

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  "The markets are fixated on the Fed and ECB policy meetings," Toru Tanaka, senior manager of treasury and foreign exchange, told Bloomberg.

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