Yen Still Rises as Surpluses Persist Despite Predictions
Economists warn that Japan’s yen remains strong against the dollar with no clear sign that trade surpluses will shrink. Despite higher export prices and cheaper imports, broader US inflation, efficiency gains, and windfall benefits have kept exports competitive while wholesale prices soften only modestly.
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Stocks eke out gain as quiet trading steadies market
New York prices edged higher as takeover candidates boosted activity. The Dow Jones average rose 1.73 to 821.64 while NYSE volume fell to 21.67 million shares. Colonial Stores led gains with about a four point advance, and the S&P industrials and 500-stock indices posted modest increases.
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