Japanese yen news

For five trading sessions in a row, the price of the USD/JPY currency pair continued to maintain its bullish momentum near its highest level in 24 years.

The USD/JPY has rallied a bit during the trading session on Friday to test the ¥145 level.

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The USD/JPY has rallied slightly during the trading session on Thursday as we continue to threaten the crucial ¥145 level.

After three bullish trading sessions, the price of the USD/JPY currency pair moved with gains to the 144.90 resistance level, near the highest in 24 years.

The US dollar has pulled back just a bit during the trading session on Wednesday as we continue to see a lot of noisy behavior overall.

It’s gone from bad to worse for the UK and the Bank of England’s emergency actions may not solve the problems plaguing the British Pound.

Continuing factors of the strength of the US dollar brought the price of the US dollar against the Japanese yen quickly back to the vicinity of levels.

USD/JPY looks to press higher as the BoJ maintains its loose monetary policy.

Fresh data prints coming out of the US may prop up USD/JPY as the Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) Price Index is expected to show sticky inflation.

BoJ intervention is unlikely to spur further Yen strength, as the Fed remains determined to rein in inflation.

Last week’s intervention by the Bank of Japan to ‘protect’ the Japanese Yen worked wonders.

Last week’s intervention by the Bank of Japan to ‘protect’ the Japanese Yen worked wonders. The USD/JPY sank to a low of nearly 140.300 on the 22nd

There’s panic in both FX and bond markets but stocks are holding key supports. One of these themes is likely off sides and this week may just start to show us which.