Yesterday, the Japanese yen weakened, and the USD/JPY exchange rate rose above 152.80, which was a strong resistance level at the 200-day moving average. It continued to rise to the …
Yesterday, global stock markets rose, leading to a risk-on mood. As a result, investors sold the Japanese yen, and USD/JPY remained strong. During the New York session, Federal Reserve Chair …
At the start of the week, the Tokyo market saw a rise in the US dollar after President Trump announced a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel for all countries. …
During the Japan-U.S. summit, former President Trump said he wants to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with Japan. He also mentioned that tariffs on Japan are one option. However, compared …
Yesterday, during Tokyo trading hours, Bank of Japan board member Tamura said that interest rates may need to rise to at least 1% by late 2025. After this comment, the …
Yesterday, during Tokyo trading hours, Japan’s December wage data showed a 0.6% increase in real wages. Also, Economy Minister Akazawa said he agrees with the Bank of Japan Governor on …
In the Tokyo market, people bought Japanese yen against many other currencies, especially the Canadian dollar. This pushed the U.S. dollar up against the yen. Investors reacted positively to the …
At the beginning of the week, the U.S. dollar rose to 155.88 yen after the Trump administration decided to impose a 25% tariff on Mexico and Canada. However, when Japan’s …
The U.S. dollar rose after President Trump placed tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Many expected some adjustments or delays, so this was a surprise. However, future negotiations may still change …
The recent U.S. Federal Reserve (FOMC) meeting had a slightly strong stance on interest rates, but the U.S. dollar did not rise much. In the Tokyo market, end-of-month yen buying …
