TOKYO - The yen hit a fresh 39-year low beyond 162 against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday amid continuing expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes this year, even as market players remained cautious that Japanese authorities may step in to stem the currency's fall.
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