Yen falls as gap between Japan's and U.S. bonds widened

The Japanese Yen declined on Tuesday falling against its U.S. counterpart and the Euro as the gap between the country's 30-year bonds and U.S. bonds with the same maturity widened the most in two years amid favourable data from the U.S. showing economic improvement. The Yen slipped 0.4% to 99.57 per U.S. Dollar and it decreased 0.3% to 133.34 per Euro.