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Dollar changes hands around 106.92 yen level in early trade in Tokyo

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The U.S. dollar changed hands around the 106.92 yen level in early deals in Tokyo on Thursday.

As markets opened here, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 106.92-93 yen compared with 107.00-10 yen in New York and 107.05-06 yen at 5 p.m. on Wednesday in Tokyo.

The euro, meanwhile, fetched 1.0820-0822 dollars and 115.70-71 yen against 1.0814-0824 dollars and 115.74-84 yen in New York and 1.0837-0838 dollars and 116.01-05 yen in late Wednesday afternoon trade in Tokyo.

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