US Dollar, Japanese Yen Rise as Stocks Drop on China Growth Fears

The US Dollar and the Japanese Yen rose against major currencies on renewed demand for safety and carry trade liquidation as stocks slumped in Asian trade amid fears of slowing Chinese economic growth.

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