TOKYO: The dollar declined against the yen Monday with traders unmoved by a better-than-expected jump in US jobs and manufacturing while analysts doubted the Bank of Japan's ability to weaken its currency.
Official figures Friday showed non-farm payrolls soared in March and factories ramped up their activity, the latest sign that the world's top economy is getting back on track.
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