[USD/JPY] Dollar Rises, Yen Falls
On Monday, in the Tokyo market, the USD/JPY rate increased as dollar buying led the way. This was partly because the Nikkei average went up and Japan’s September trade deficit …
On Monday, in the Tokyo market, the USD/JPY rate increased as dollar buying led the way. This was partly because the Nikkei average went up and Japan’s September trade deficit …
Last week, the dollar rose across the board after Donald Trump was elected president. The dollar-yen pair (USD/JPY) initially dropped to 151.29 yen, following reports favoring Harris, but later climbed …
Due to the “Trump rally,” the dollar surged, and the USD/JPY exchange rate rose to 154.71 yen early in the morning. However, it soon began to fall. Finance Minister Mimura …
Yesterday, in the Tokyo market, the dollar-yen exchange rate started low at 151.30 yen. However, with news that Trump was likely winning, the dollar gained strength overall. When his victory …
In the Tokyo market, Dollar buying continued, and Dollar-Yen rose to 152.54 Yen. The rally, known as the “Trump rally,” led to a Dollar buyback, but in the New York …
This week started with the Asian market seeing early selling of the dollar. Previously, the ‘Trump Rally’ led to rising U.S. long-term interest rates and stronger demand for the dollar, …
Last week, the USD/JPY pair initially saw buying of the U.S. dollar. Later, as the Bank of Japan took a more hawkish stance, USD/JPY hit a high of 153.88 before …
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) removed the phrase ‘ample time’ from its statement, signaling a firmer stance on raising rates. After hitting a high of 153.60 yen, the USD/JPY fell …
In today’s Bank of Japan (BOJ) meeting, it is expected that the policy interest rate will remain unchanged. However, with the recent yen weakening, there is a chance that the …
Yesterday in the Tokyo market, the USD/JPY started with a drop to 152.77 yen. However, as U.S. long-term interest rates rose, the dollar moved up over 1 yen to 153.86. …