Then yen advanced against most of its peers, as market participants run to buy safe haven currencies after the Chinese trade data disappointed . The Japanese currency climbed 0.5% to 96.20 per euro, adding to the weekly gain of 1%. At the same time, the low-yielding currency rose 0.4% to 78.24 per dollar. Eurozone’s common currency traded almost unchanged, at $1.2298, after declining as much as 0.5% earlier in the session. The euro is headed for a weekly loss of 0.7%.
