Asian shares held firm while the euro hit one-year lows on Tuesday as investors increasingly expect the European Central Bank to expand liquidity as soon as next week to boost the sagging euro zone economy.
The Japanese Yen had increased versus all its major peers as no progress was seen between US President Barack Obama and the House Republicans to end the US shutdown.
Sony Corp.'s hedge for its PlayStation game enterprise has backfired as dollar costs rise.
The dollar has risen after a month-long slump but the journey upwards is not going to be smooth.
Months after enjoying record highs, 'Abenomics' produces lackluster figures.
Japanese mergers affected by volatile yen.
The benchmark Japanese government bond prices climbed which resulted to a proposed auction of a 30-year debt.
Global shares gained after the metal industry and the yen weakened.
Yen hit 96.47 gained 2% against the US dollar.
Outside Japan, BoJ perceived lack of action affects even Euro Stocks.
Japan's central bank holds back on new measures to calm turbulent markets.
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