The USD-JPY and JPY crosses came under steady selling pressure in Asia as worries over the global growth outlook dominated in the wake of the recent bout of poor unemployment data, culminating in the U.S. non-farm payroll data last Thursday. The Nikkei and DJIA futures lost ground and this helped push USD-JPY from opening levels around 96.00 to lows of 95.26.
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