(Reuters) - The yen recovered broadly on Monday, pulling further away from a record low hit against the euro last week as an upgrade in Japan's sovereign rating and maturing euro bonds spurred investors to buy back the currency.
The yen rose to the day's highs against the euro as traders cited Japanese investors repatriating funds before a large 32 billion euros' worth of French government bond redemptions and coupon payments this week.
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