(Bloomberg) -- The euro rose to a record against the yen after the Group of Seven industrial nations refrained from saying Japan's currency is too weak.
The 13-nation currency climbed to the highest since January 2005 against the dollar after European officials said its advance isn't holding back the region's economy. The G-7 said in its April 13 statement that global trade imbalances are narrowing and stopped short of expressing concern on a particular currency.
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