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Pluristem Therapeutics Inc.William Prather RPh, MD, +1-303-883-4954Sr. VP Corporate Copyright Business Wire 2009. * Yen gains as investors reduce risk exposure; dlr edges up Currencies | Global Markets | China * Bank of America deemed to need $34 bln more capital-source * Markets wary before US stress tests, ECB and BoE meetings * US ADP data awaited at 1215 GMT; key US jobs data due Fri (Updates prices, adds quotes) By Jessica Mortimer LONDON, May 6 (Reuters) - The yen rose across the board onWednesday, while the dollar edged up against the euro asinvestors braced for the results of U.S. stress tests on banksand a number of other events that could dampen market sentiment.
Concerns about these results, which are due on Thursday,were heightened after a source familiar with the tests said Bankof America required as much as $34 billion in additional capital[ID:nN05520304]. This prompted investors to pare back exposure to risk,buying back into the perceived safety of the yen and the dollaragainst the euro and currencies seen as higher risk such as theAustralian dollar. Markets were also cautious ahead of Thursday's policydecisions by the European Central Bank and the Bank of Englandand key U.S non-farm payrolls data on Friday.[ECB/INT][BOE/INT]ECONUS U.S. ADP employment figures for April due at 1215 GMT couldalso give a clue on just how badly the U.S. jobs market isfaring as the market looks ahead of Friday's closely watchedjobs numbers. This nervousness called a halt to a recent rally in riskassets, which propelled the Australian dollar to a seven-monthhigh against the dollar and the yen earlier this week asoptimism built that the global economy may be over the worst "Some of the news flow on the U.S.