Dollar Dives to Record Low Against Yen in Tokyo Trade
In Tokyo trading the dollar collapsed below 143 yen amid heavy Japanese central bank intervention and a weaker U.S. stance after James Baker downplayed urgency to bolster the dollar. Traders cited a lack of concrete measures from a Washington meeting of seven major economies and warned of ongoing dollar weakness.
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Finance ministers fail to agree on trade and debt agenda
IMF spring meeting ends without new initiatives on trade or world debt as seven major powers push for stronger policy coordination at the Venice summit. Dollar weakness persists amid market disappointment. Baker proposes bolder global economic coordination during talks. Wholesale prices rise 0.4 percent in March led by food costs, with fresh vegetables up 21 percent from February.
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