USDJPY edges higher as a weak yen supports Japanese stocks, while American inflation concerns hint at possible interest rate decisions. – vtmarkets.com
USD/JPY surges as early U.S. election results favour Trump, prompting concerns over inflationary policies and yen stability. – vtmarkets.com
The yen falls after Japan’s ruling coalition lost its majority, while the dollar is set for its biggest monthly gain since 2022. – vtmarkets.com
The yen weakens ahead of Japan’s election, while the dollar dips slightly, supported by cautious U.S. Treasury yield sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
The dollar holds a 2.5-month high as Fed rate stance and U.S. election lift Treasury yields, pushing the yen to a 3-month low. – vtmarkets.com
Japanese yen stabilises but faces pressure from cautious domestic policy and a stronger U.S. dollar. – vtmarkets.com
The U.S. dollar climbed to a one-month high against the yen, supported by robust job numbers, while the yen weakened after Japan signalled no urgency for rate hikes. Meanwhile, the euro remains under pressure amid geopolitical tensions and expectations of …
Japanese stock market index Nikkei (Symbol: Nikkei225) bounced back, rising by more than 1% in early Tuesday trading after a steep decline in the previous session. -vtmarkets.com
The yen made a strong move last Friday after Shigeru Ishiba, a critic of aggressive monetary easing, won the leadership of Japan’s ruling party. The yen pushed to a one-week high of 141.75 against the dollar in the Asia session …
USDJPY pulls back on narrowing US-Japan interest rate differentials. With the fiscal half-end of Tokyo approaching, volatility is expected. Insights into support and resistance levels for traders. -vtmarkets.com
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