Yen hits three month low as Japan hit by election uncertainty
After prime minister Shigeru Ishiba failed to win a majority in the House of Representatives after a snap election, the yen fell to a three month low, with the Bank of Japan's monetary policy board set to meet later this week.
Japanese political turmoil is already having an impact on the country's currency as parliament tries to choose a new leader over the next 30 days, after the fiftieth election of the House of Representatives on October 27 failed to materialise with a new leader.
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