Could the Japanese Yen be bottoming? Carley spoke to Andrew at Ausbiz about it. - Commodity Broker

The Japanese Yen is coming up against a technical support line that dates back to the Financial Crisis. Will it hold or will it fold? Futures and options broker, Carley Garner, believes the odds are in favor of a Yen bottom. Perhaps the Yen is as cheap today as it was expensive in 2011 near $1.30.

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