Yen hits 40-year low on Thursday nearing 165 per dollar

Japan's currency hit a fresh 40-year low of 163.99 against the dollar on Thursday and is approaching the closely watched 165 level.

The yen posted its worst week since May, closing in on the 165-per-dollar level after the fresh low.

Analysts say the government is likely seeking the right timing when yen-buying pressure increases to make any intervention more effective.

The Bank of Japan continues to monitor movements but has issued no statements on specific actions.

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