Yen retreats from two-week high after Shigeru Ishiba's comments

The Japanese yen declined in the Asian market on Monday against a basket of major and minor currencies, giving up its two-week high against the US dollar recorded at the start of the new week's trading. This retreat was driven by correction activity and profit-taking, as well as less aggressive comments from Japan's upcoming Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba

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