Yen falls to its lowest since June 2009 amid BoJ stimulus

The Japanese currency decreased to its lowest in almost four years after the Bank of Japan's new Governor added new stimulus measures in order to end the period of deflation in the country. The Yen tumbled 1% to 98.54 per U.S. Dollar earlier on Monday in London after it reached 98.85 and it declined to 127.87 per euro, the weakest level since January 2010.