NEW YORK | Wed Dec 26, 2012 11:22am EST
NEW YORK Dec 26 (Reuters) - The dollar surged to a more than two-year high against the yen on Wednesday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said the country's new prime minister has instructed him to undertake a stimulus plan without necessarily keeping previously agreed limits on new bond issuance.
Japan's debt issuance cap has been set at 44 trillion yen.
Analysts said Aso's comments were a green light to sell the yen further.
The dollar hit a high of 85.70 yen, its strongest level since mid-September 2010. It last stood at 85.64 yen, up more than 1 percent on the day.
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