Category: USD/JPY – US Dollar / Japanese Yen

Last week, the USD/JPY ended around 145.30. At the start of this week, the price rose to the 146 level in the Tokyo market because people expected good news from …

Last week, the U.S. central bank leader (Chair Powell) said there is no need to rush changes to interest rates. Because of this, the U.S. dollar is expected to stay …

Yesterday, after a public holiday, the Tokyo market reacted to news that the U.S. and U.K. had agreed on a trade deal. This made investors feel more confident and caused …

When the Tokyo market opened, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said that trade talks with China would begin in Switzerland on the 10th. This news made the U.S. dollar stronger, and …

Yesterday, because of worries about tariffs, people sold the U.S. dollar and bought the Japanese yen, which is seen as a safe choice when markets are unstable. As a result, …

At the beginning of the week, the U.S. dollar fell against the Japanese yen in the Tokyo market. This happened because the dollar had gone up too much last week …

Last week, the US dollar fell against the Japanese yen at first because long-term US interest rates went down. The exchange rate dropped below 142 yen. But later, the dollar …

At yesterday’s Bank of Japan meeting, Japan lowered its growth and inflation outlook because of the U.S. high tariff policies. As a result, the yen became weaker. Bank of Japan …

The dollar rose from the low 142 yen range to around 143.15 yen as stock markets in Japan, the U.S., and Europe moved up, showing a “risk-on” mood.Later, in New …

Even though the Tokyo market was closed yesterday, the U.S. dollar started to recover. The USD/JPY pair began near 142 yen and went up to 142.75 yen in the European …