TOKYO - The U.S. dollar briefly hit an almost five-year high near the 115 yen line on Wednesday after stronger-than-expected U.S. data boosted hopes for a brighter outlook for the world's largest economy, although the weaker yen weighed on Tokyo stocks amid concern over rising material costs.
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