101.   It then rebounded to trade little changed from late New York trading Friday, after a senior Japanese Finance Ministry official suggested the dollar had fallen far enough.

102.   Japanese bonds rose as the dollar fell against the yen amid diminishing expectations for a U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate increase next week.

103.   Japanese investors held onto U.S. bonds in large quantities for the second month in a row in May even while the dollar fell sharply against the yen.

104.   Japanese bonds rose for a second day after the dollar fell against the yen, raising the allure of yen-denominated securities.

105.   Japanese stocks declined, led by automakers such as Toyota Motor Corp., on concern the dollar will fall further, which would hurt exports.

106.   Japanese stocks soared and the dollar fell on the news.

107.   Japanese currency traders said the dollar could fall if the Democrats boost their standing in Congress.

108.   Meanwhile, the dollar fell to a two-week low against the deutsche mark.

109.   Meanwhile, the dollar fell against the yen on concern that Japan will raise interest rates in coming months to rein in inflation as its economy rebounds.

110.   Monday, the dollar fell against the euro and the Japanese yen, which Donne said produced a more balanced distribution of global investment dollars.