[USD/JPY] Be Cautious Around the 158 Yen Level
Yesterday, during the Tokyo market opening, USD/JPY rose to 156.69 as buying demand at the daily exchange rate fixing led the market. After that, the price temporarily fell, but in …
Yesterday, during the Tokyo market opening, USD/JPY rose to 156.69 as buying demand at the daily exchange rate fixing led the market. After that, the price temporarily fell, but in …
Last week, the U.S. dollar rose because the Federal Reserve’s interest rate outlook for next year suggested fewer rate cuts. The Bank of Japan’s stance caused the yen to weaken, …
At the Bank of Japan (BOJ) meeting, the decision was made to keep the policy interest rate unchanged. Some had expected a 0.25% rate hike, so after the announcement, USD/JPY …
At the early morning FOMC meeting, the forecast for 2025 interest rates was reduced from four cuts to two. With concerns about inflation reigniting under the upcoming Trump administration, the …
Ahead of the FOMC meeting held early tomorrow, there was general yen buying yesterday, causing the USD/JPY to fall from around 154 yen to the low 153 yen range. However, …
At the start of the Tokyo market, USD/JPY (dollar-yen) fell to 153.33. However, it soon stabilized and moved higher. Many expect the Bank of Japan will not raise interest rates …
This week, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) meeting is expected to hold off on cutting interest rates, while the FOMC (Federal Reserve) meeting is expected to reduce rates by 0.25%. …
Last week, the movement of the USD/JPY exchange rate was limited to a narrow range of about 2.6 yen. The tug-of-war between the dollar and yen has made it hard …
During Tokyo trading hours, comments from BOJ board member Nakamura, stating, “I am not opposed to a rate hike,” caused the USD/JPY to drop. The pair started at 150.77 yen …
During Tokyo trading hours, reports from some news agencies suggested that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) might hold off on raising interest rates at their December meeting. This news pushed …