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Dollar remains in lower 110 yen due to Tokyo stocks recovery

| @indiablooms | Mar 26, 2019, at 05:06 pm

Tokyo, Mar 26 (Xinhua/UNI) The US economic data and also due to the recovery of Japanese stocks from the previous day.

At 5 pm, the dollar was quoted at 110.19-20 yen compared with 109.92-110.02 yen in New York and 110.05-06 yen in Tokyo at 5 pm on Monday. It moved between 109.98 yen and 110.24 yen during the day.

The euro fetched 1.1312-1313 dollars and 124.65-69 yen against 1.1308-1318 dollars and 124.38-48 yen in New York and 1.1307-1309 dollars and 124.44-48 yen in Tokyo late Monday afternoon.  

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