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Yen shines as AI jitters spur safe-haven rush

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The Japanese yen reached its strongest level in over a month due to increased safe-haven demand. Concerns about the sustainability of the AI spending boom affected currency markets as US Treasury yields fell. Brent crude futures rose above $114 per barrel…

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