[USD/JPY] Ongoing Selling of the US Dollar
The announcement of tariffs early this morning caused market unrest, and stock prices dropped sharply in many countries. US government bonds, considered a safe asset, were also bought, causing US …
The announcement of tariffs early this morning caused market unrest, and stock prices dropped sharply in many countries. US government bonds, considered a safe asset, were also bought, causing US …
Before the tariffs imposed by Trump, there was a trend of selling the yen. The USD/JPY rose to 150 yen but then fell to 149.11 yen in the European market. …
Yesterday, EUR/USD rose to 1.0829 twice in the Tokyo and European markets but dropped to 1.0779 after news that the U.S. might impose 20% tariffs on most imported goods. Later, …
The USD/JPY started above 150 yen in the morning but dropped to 148.98 yen after weak U.S. economic data was released during New York trading hours. Later, stock prices recovered, …
Last weekend, many people sold the U.S. dollar, and this trend continued in the Tokyo market. The USD/JPY started around 149.73 and moved lower. Also, Japan’s stock market (Nikkei 225) …
This week, important U.S. economic reports, such as the ISM report and employment report, will be released. However, the biggest focus is on the U.S. car tariffs starting on April …
Early in Tokyo, the U.S. dollar dropped to 150.07 yen after President Trump announced new car tariffs. However, due to end-of-quarter trading, the yen weakened, and the dollar rose to …
Yesterday, during Tokyo trading hours, Bank of Japan Governor Ueda said that if inflation spreads in the economy, they will respond by raising interest rates. Another Bank of Japan official, …
The USD/JPY rose to 150.94 yen in the Tokyo market but failed to reach 151 yen and then fell. In the European market, it climbed again to 150.76 yen but …
In the Tokyo market at the start of the week, investors sold yen due to a positive market mood. The price of USD/JPY rose to 149.95 after confirming strong support …