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Comment:
Although the degree of the correlation tends to vary there is an inverse relationship.
This is because Japanese Yen is considered a "Safe-Haven" currency, i.e. people buy Yen when stocks (and their exchanges, such as the Nikkei) are doing poorly, and sell their Yen when Stocks are doing well.
This is because Japanese Yen is considered a "Safe-Haven" currency, i.e. people buy Yen when stocks (and their exchanges, such as the Nikkei) are doing poorly, and sell their Yen when Stocks are doing well.
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