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Hedge Funds Are Rebuilding Short Bets Against Japan’s Yen

Bloomberg Markets Friday 02 October 2026, 20:10 UTC By Anya Andrianova 1 min read
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Hedge funds rebuilt a short wager against the Japanese yen as the currency remains under pressure.

Hedge funds rebuilt a short wager against the Japanese yen as the currency remains under pressure.
Japan (LOCATION) Yen Hedge (PERSON) Japanese (ORG)
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