TOKYO - The yen sank to the upper 156 level against the U.S. dollar Friday in Tokyo, with fears of intervention by Japanese authorities allowing the U.S. currency to briefly drop roughly two yen after the Bank of Japan left unchanged its current monetary easing policy.
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