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一 | Tokyo, Oct 14 (UNI) The Japanese yen touched a 32-year low against the US dollar after official figures showed that prices had risen faster that expected in America.

The yen fell to 147.66 against the US dollar before regaining some ground, BBC reported.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said the government will take "appropriate action" against the currency's volatility.

In a rare move last month, Japan spent almost $20bn to prop up the country's struggling currency, the BBC reported.

"We cannot tolerate excessive volatility in the currency market driven by speculative moves. We're watching currency moves with a strong sense of urgency," Suzuki told reporters after attending a G7 finance meeting in Washington.

Last month, Japan intervened in the global currency market to help support the weakening yen.

That move came after the yen hit a fresh 24-year low against the dollar, marking the first time that Japanese authorities had intervened in the currency market since 1998.

The Japanese currency has come under increasing pressure in recent months, mainly due to the very different approach taken by the Bank of Japan in comparison with the US Federal Reserve, the report said.

UNI MR。 (ECNS) -- China is expanding marriage registration services to new venues, with some regions now offering registration at banks, scenic spots and cultural events. Tianjin’s Hexi District recently opened the city’s first marriage registration site inside a bank. Jointly launched by the district civil affairs bureau and the Tianjin branch of the Postal Savings Bank of China, the site began operations on August 6. The move is part of broader efforts to make marriage registration services more accessible and convenient. Besides banks, some cities have introduced other marriage registration venues, including scenic spots and music festivals, while also promoting “marriage registration tourism.” Revised marriage registration regulations that took effect in May 2025 allow couples to register their marriage across provincial boundaries using only their identity cards. Meanwhile, measures have also been introduced to reduce marriage-related costs, including cash incentives for newlyweds. Since 2015, cities such as Hangzhou, Ningbo and Yiwu in Zhejiang Province have launched programs offering marriage consumption vouchers to eligible couples. (By Helen Mo, intern Liu Shuangjing) 。