Japanese Yen Weakens After Trade Balance Data Release The Japanese Yen (JPY) has ended its three-day winning streak against the US Dollar (USD) following the Trade Balance data release on
The USD/JPY pair has been trading near 145.35 for four consecutive days in the Asian session on Wednesday. The weakening US Dollar (USD) and anticipation of a dovish message from
The Japanese Yen (JPY) has experienced significant fluctuations in recent weeks, with a notable 14% gain against the US Dollar (USD) followed by a 4% retreat to stabilize around 147.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) has seen a resurgence after hitting a record low post-BOJ rate hike in July, with DBS FX strategist Chang Wei Liang pointing out a reduction in
The USD/JPY pair is showing a slight decline around 146.50 amid weakness in the US Dollar. With the Federal Reserve expected to start reducing interest rates in September, investors are
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is predicted to strengthen against the US Dollar (USD) as the Bank of Japan (BoJ) contemplates further interest rate hikes. Recent economic growth in Japan has
The USD/JPY pair continues to slide in early Asian trading, hovering around 146.05. The US Dollar is weakening due to rising expectations of Fed rate cuts in September, putting pressure
As the world's leading investment manager, I have analyzed the latest data on currency net long positions and identified key trends that could impact the financial markets. According to Rabobank’s
As the week progresses, investors should pay close attention to two key events that are likely to influence the value of the US dollar against the Japanese yen. According to
The USD/JPY pair is experiencing significant selling pressure, dropping to a nearly two-week low around the 145.25 region. The continuous decline in the US Dollar is attributed to speculations that