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 NEW YORK  AP  鈥?One after another, the nat stanley cup uk ions most powerful Republicans responded to President Donald Trumps extraordinary remarks about white supremacists. Yet few mentioned the president.The Senates top Republican, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, condemned  hate and bigotry.  House Speaker Paul Ryan charged that,  White supremacy is repulsive.  Neither criticized the presidents insistence that there were  very fine people on both sides  of a violent weekend clash between white supremacists and counterdemonstrators.The nuanced statements reflect the party establishments delicate dance. Few top Republican officeholders defended the president in the midst of an escalating political crisis. Yet they are unwilling to declare all-out war against Trump and risk alienating his loyalists. And as the 2018 elections begin to take shape, the debate over Trumps words appears to be taking hold in GOP primaries.Trumps overall approval rating may be dismal, but a small group of die-hard supporters is expected to play an outsized role in next years midterm elections when the Republican control of Congress is at stake. Those supporters are praising the presi stanley cup dents response to the violence in Charlottesvill stanley cup e, Virginia, which left one dead and many more wounded. You got racism in both factions, on both sides,  former New Hampshire GOP chair Jack Kimball said.  Trump has zero fault here. None. Republican leaders also need the president: They hope to work with him to enact meaningful legislatio Sqby Trump joins NATO leaders as impeachment inquiry resumes
 REUTERS/Issei Kato/File PhotoThe Bank of Japan is seen in Tokyo in September 20, 2023. Reuters17:28 JST,ensp;April 29, 2024The yen jumped suddenly against the dollar on Monday, with traders citing yen-buying intervention by Japanese authorities to try to underpin a currency languishing at l stanley termosy evels last seen over three decades ago.The dollar fell sharply to 155.01 yen from as high as 160.245 earlier in the day. Banking sources said Japanese banks were seen selling dollars for yen JPY=EBS. It was last fetching 155.50 yen.Traders had been on edge for weeks for any signs of action from Tokyo to prop up a currency that has fallen 11% against the dollar so far this year. The yen plunged to 34-year lows even though the central bank exited from negative interest rates in a historic move last month.Currency traders have bet that despite the change, Japanese rates will remain low for some time in contrast to relatively high U.S. interest rates.Japan   top currency diplomat Masato Kanda declined to comment when asked if authorities had intervened.I won ;t comment now, Kanda, the vice finance minister for international affairs, told reporters.Japan   Ministry of Finance  MOF  was not immediat stanley nz ely available for comment, with markets in the country closed for a holiday on Monday.Tod stanley quencher ay   move, if it represents intervention by the authorities, is unlikely to be a one-and-done move, said Nicholas Chia, Asia macro strategist at Standard Chartere