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The US Treasury may be using euros rather than dollars to fund its yen purchases to avoid weakening its own currency and casting doubt on its strong greenback policy, according to strategists.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI), futures on NYMEX, holds onto early losses, trading 7.6% lower at around $78.60 during the Asian trading session on Monday.
The company said it disbursed almost US$180 million in loans in the first half, 1.9x the amount a year earlier.
Japan and the US have confirmed that they jointly intervened last week to halt a slide in the yen after it weakened to a fresh 40-year low.
The first joint intervention since 2011 catches markets by surprise. US President Donald Trump hints at further help to prop up the yen.
In 2007, a Singapore entrepreneur named Johnson Han launched two soft drinks called Anything and Whatever. The concept was simple: you bought a can without knowing which of six flavours you would get.
The firm will sell shares in a price band of ₹151-159 apiece. The IPO closes on August 11.