The dollar was largely steady against the euro and British pound on Friday as traders trimmed wagers on monetary policy ...

Analysts note that the U.S. Treasury yields have declined while Japanese government bond yields have stayed largely unchanged ...

USD/JPY Snaps Losing Streak in Another Choppy Week The USD/JPY enters a high-stakes week as traders brace for a data barrage ...

The dollar slipped on Friday with investors cautious about the rate outlook ahead of import price data, after recent figures ...

Yen traders eye BoJ policy shift amid tariff risks, inflation concerns, and key data, while Aussie dollar faces RBA rate ...

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has accelerated a reversal in the Japanese yen by publicly stating that the Bank of ...

Japan's government on Friday brushed aside rare and explicit comments from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent who said the ...

The yen outperformed all of its major peers on Thursday after US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made comments suggesting ...

The yen strengthened to trade around 155 against the dollar (USD:JPY) on Monday, from as high as 160 earlier in the day. To note, Monday is a public holiday in Japan.

Kato’s comments came after the yen slid past the 150 level against the dollar on Thursday, following the BOJ’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged.

Japanese automakers were handed a reprieve when President Donald Trump said he would lower tariffs on Japan to 15% from 25%.

Japan’s currency, the yen, is the third most commonly used currency in the world, behind the U.S. dollar and euro. For decades, it has been seen as the proxy for Asia. Although China’s ...