By Hideyuki Sano | TOKYO TOKYO Sterling plunged to a three-decade low in thin early Asian trade on Friday as a break of key technical support levels triggered a wave of stop-loss orders.The pound fell almost 10 percent at one point to $1.1378 before stabilizing around $1.2415, still down 1.5 percent from late U.S. levels, leaving traders scratching their heads in the absence of news or market events that would justify such a move."This was even a bigger move than what we saw after the Brexit vote.
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