Japanese yen news

At the beginning of this week, the weakness of the Japanese yen prompted new verbal warnings.

Friday Saw Strong US Jobs & Earnings Data, Boosting Greenback; US Treasury Yields Soar; Japanese Currency Ambassador Monitoring Market

Last week saw a huge rebound in the Forex market in favour of the US Dollar following very strong US jobs data, although some risky assets, notably stocks and precious metals, held up firmly against the greenback.

The Canadian dollar has rallied initially during the trading session on Thursday against the Japanese yen, but we have also seen a bit of exhaustion come into the picture.

The Japanese yen depreciated to around 147.20 yen against the US dollar today, Thursday, hitting a month-low after new Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba

On my daily analysis of the yen -related currency pairs, I noticed that the AUD/JPY pair has rallied rather significantly to reach above the ¥100 level.

The Japanese yen fell below 144 against the US dollar, falling for the second consecutive session, after US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell dismissed bets on further large cuts to US interest rates.

EUR/JPY: The Euro initially did rally a bit during the course of the trading session on Tuesday, only to turn around and fall rather significantly.

Amid the successive news about developments in the oil-rich Middle East region and the possibility of a large-scale war coinciding with the change in the policies of global central banks, the US dollar against the Japanese yen USD/JPY is moving in a range between 141.64 and 143.90 at the beginning of this exciting week's trading

I have been paying attention to the supportive area that we are sitting on, and in this particular market looks as if the ¥160 level continues to be a major region of importance.