TOKYO - The U.S. dollar briefly rose to the lower 145 yen range in Tokyo on Monday after topping the 145 yen line for the first time since Japan intervened in the currency market in late September, as U.S. economic data showing strong inflation fueled speculation of aggressive interest rate hikes in the world's largest economy.
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