Yen sinks after BoJ raises rates to highest level since 1995
Authorities warn of further potential currency intervention after central bank move fails to buoy currency
Yen sinks after BoJ raises rates to highest level since 1995
Authorities warn of further potential currency intervention after central bank move fails to buoy currency
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