Yen repairs some damage as dollar power-charge relents

LONDON (Reuters) - Japan's yen bounced sharply in early European trading on Friday, as traders swooped back into the currency after its worst four-day run in over two years.The Japanese currency had lost 2% against the dollar in the previous two days alone as worries about the impact of the coronavirus on Asia had spread, but its early burst in London left it up 0.5% on the day at 111.5 yen."Traditionally, the support for the yen comes from two sources, general risk-off sentiment and a move to..