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Yen slides to new 40-year low while Dow futures ease after strongest first half in five years: Live updates

The Japanese yen has hit a 40-year low as U.S. stock futures pull back following a strong first half of the year.

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📍 Where it landed

The yen slid to a new 40-year low against the dollar as US stock market futures pulled back after a strong first half. Markets were cautious ahead of comments from Fed's Warsh and amid ongoing Trump-Iran tensions.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

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The brief

The Japanese yen has declined to a new 40-year low against the dollar. Coverage from Barron's and the Wall Street Journal emphasizes that markets are weighed down by rate hike expectations and the focus on Fed official Warsh.

Reports from Barron's also highlight tensions between Trump and Iran as a point of focus for investors. Future market movements depend on upcoming actions from Fed official Warsh.

Additional focus remains on the performance of Bloom Energy and SpaceX, according to Investor's Business Daily.

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What is the status of the Japanese yen?

The yen has slid to a new 40-year low against the dollar.

Why are U.S. stock futures pulling back?

Coverage cites rate hike expectations, the focus on Fed official Warsh, and Trump-Iran tensions.

How was the first half of the year for the Dow?

It was the strongest first half in five years.

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