[USD/JPY] Yen Rises as Investors Avoid Risk
The stock markets in the U.S. and Japan are moving up and down in an unstable way, so investors are buying the Japanese yen to avoid risk. At 1:00 PM …
The stock markets in the U.S. and Japan are moving up and down in an unstable way, so investors are buying the Japanese yen to avoid risk. At 1:00 PM …
At the beginning of the week, the USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar to Japanese Yen) fell to 144.82 yen in the Tokyo market because of concerns about tariffs. However, it stopped falling …
Last week, the new tariffs were tougher on Japan than expected, so many thought the yen would get weaker. However, because people were worried about a global economic slowdown, they …
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 …