Dollar-yen exchange rate drops to 158 range in Tokyo trading as U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement eases Middle East tensions, triggering liquidation of dollar-long positions while oil prices plunge nearly 20% below $100 per barrel, strengthening yen amid reduced trade deficit concerns for energy-dependent Japan
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[Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market]Dollar-Yen Falls on Verbal Intervention by Japan’s Finance Minister
The dollar-yen exchange rate fell after Japan’s finance minister signaled possible joint intervention with the US, strengthening the yen and prompting sharp intraday moves in Tokyo trading.
NDF Rises to 1,432.10/1,432.50 Won—Up 4.15 Won
The dollar-won one-month NDF rose to 1,432.30 won in New York, up 4.15 won from Seoul’s previous close, as the dollar remained firm and the yen strengthened on BOJ policy signals.
The dollar-yen exchange rate fell below 156 as Japanese authorities ramped up verbal intervention, fueling speculation of imminent market action and driving the yen higher against major currencies.
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[Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market]Dollar-Yen Falls Below 156 as Japan Steps Up Verbal Intervention
The dollar-yen exchange rate fell below 156 as Japanese authorities ramped up verbal intervention, fueling speculation of imminent market action and driving the yen higher against major currencies.
[Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market]Dollar-Yen Extends Losses After Announcement of ¥21.3 Trillion Economic Stimulus Package (Update)
The dollar-yen fell sharply after Japan announced a ¥21.3 trillion stimulus package, with the yen strengthening amid intervention speculation and official comments.
Japanese stocks fell as ex-dividend selling and concerns over a potential US government shutdown weighed on sentiment, with the Nikkei 225 dropping 0.69% and the yen strengthening amid dovish Bank of Japan comments.
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[Tokyo Stock Market Closing]Japanese Stocks Fall on Ex-Dividend Selling, US Government Shutdown Fears
Japanese stocks fell as ex-dividend selling and concerns over a potential US government shutdown weighed on sentiment, with the Nikkei 225 dropping 0.69% and the yen strengthening amid dovish Bank of Japan comments.
Bank of Japan’s Asahi Noguchi signals growing need for policy rate adjustments as Japan nears 2% inflation target, citing rising upside risks and improved corporate earnings; yen strengthens following his remarks.
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Noguchi Says BOJ Making Progress Toward 2% Inflation Target—Calls for Greater Need to Adjust Rates
Bank of Japan’s Asahi Noguchi signals growing need for policy rate adjustments as Japan nears 2% inflation target, citing rising upside risks and improved corporate earnings; yen strengthens following his remarks.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 opened lower on September 17 as investors adjusted positions ahead of the US FOMC, with profit-taking following record highs and a stronger yen weighing on exporters.
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Nikkei Opens Lower as Investors Adjust Positions Ahead of FOMC
Japan’s Nikkei 225 opened lower on September 17 as investors adjusted positions ahead of the US FOMC, with profit-taking following record highs and a stronger yen weighing on exporters.
Japan’s April retail sales rose 3.3% year-on-year, beating forecasts, while industrial production and the unemployment rate also outperformed or matched expectations, signaling continued economic resilience and prompting yen appreciation.
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Japan April Retail Sales Rise 3.3% Year-on-Year, Beating Expectations (Update)
Japan’s April retail sales rose 3.3% year-on-year, beating forecasts, while industrial production and the unemployment rate also outperformed or matched expectations, signaling continued economic resilience and prompting yen appreciation.
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