USD/JPY poised for sharp moves with US economic data in spotlight. Dallas Fed and Chicago activity indexes may dictate Fed ...

U.S. dollar mark in Tokyo's foreign exchange market on Thursday, reaching its highest level since early December before ...

Warren Buffett's endorsement boosted the stocks of five Japanese. Buffett wrote in Berkshire's annual letter that the company ...

During European trading hours, the EUR/JPY reached an intraday high of 158.23 but faced selling pressure after the PMI ...

The U.S. dollar briefly fell below 150 yen for the first time this year early Thursday, as the Japanese currency is bolstered by expectations of more interest rate rises by the Bank of Japan and the ...

The dollar fell slightly against a basket currencies, largely led by a stronger Japanese yen rather than a broad-based decline, according to ING.

Factors for higher JGB yields this year include a weaker yen to support more BOJ rate increases and rising domestic inflation expectations, BofA Global Research said.

Japan’s widening trade deficit and US housing data set the stage for big moves. Will Fed policy push the pair to 153?

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The Japanese Yen continues to be underpinned by bets on more BoJ rate hikes. The narrowing US-Japan yield differential further benefits the lower-yielding JPY. The Fed’s hawkish pause underpins ...

Japan’s inflation report for January will attract more attention than usual following a sharp overshoot in Tokyo’s figures earlier this month. With upstream price pressures building, the yen staying ...