Yen falls versus U.S. Dollar and Euro as risk appetite improves

The Japanese currency declined on Friday falling towards the lowest level in four months against the U.S. Dollar amid signs that risk appetite of investors improved and as the Federal Reserve signaled it may scale back sooner than expected. The Yen slipped to 136.54 per Euro, the lowest since October 2009, and it traded at 101.36 per U.S. Dollar.