Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) -- Japan’s yen, the worst-performing Group-of-10 currency this year against both the dollar and the euro, may lose value and become more volatile due to a series of domestic catalysts.Fall elections, a new national endowment to fund university research initially worth 4.5 trillion yen ($41 billion) and any increase in outward mergers and acquisitions will likely put pressure on the yen through the rest of the year, according to Bank of America Japan’s Shusuke Yamada.As the popularity
