(Bloomberg) -- The yen weakened beyond 155 per dollar for the first time since July, raising the risk that Japan will enter ...

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Japan will act appropriately against excess movements on the foreign exchange market, former currency chief Masato Kanda told ...

The Nikkei stock index snapped a three-day losing streak Friday as investors bought battered shares, while a weaker yen ...

BoJ tightening expected, may end negative rates. USD/JPY forecasted to drop to 140 by end 2024. Wage trends, Fed policy key... The Japanese Yen came under significant pressure on Monday with ...

Japan’s yen has hit a four-month low amid pressure from a stronger US dollar following Donald Trump’s US presidential election victory last week. The Japanese currency shed 0.3 per cent in trading on ...

The U.S. dollar rose to as high 160.63, its strongest level since December 1986. The greenback was last up 0.5% at 160.455 yen. Japan's low interest rate regime, compared to that of the United ...

Japanese benchmarks gained about 0.8%, supported by weakness in the yen as the country’s economic growth slowed.

The US dollar rallied significantly during the session on Monday, as the market will continue to see a lot of attention paid ...

Japan's top currency diplomat Atsushi Mimura flagged on Thursday readiness to act against the weaker yen, in the government's ...

China inflation slowdown signals weaker Aussie dollar demand; softer prices may support an RBA rate cut in December.

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