Yen strengthens against the dollar
Statements (102)
- Bullish
Stocks rose as the yen slid
- Bullish
Dollar declined 0.07% on Tuesday as the yen fell to a 39-year low
- Bullish
Today's decline in the yen to a 39-year low is supportive for the dollar
- Bearish
Yen stumbles to 40-year low
- Bearish
The Japanese yen has experienced a historic slump.
- Bearish
Japanese Yen falls to 40-year low
- Neutral
The Japanese yen reached a four-decade low level
- Bearish
Yen is weakening against the U.S. dollar
- Bearish
Japanese yen is trading at 40-year low against the dollar
- Bearish
The yen broke through the 162-per-dollar level to its weakest in four decades.
- Bearish
Yen hit its lowest level in 40 years against the dollar
- Bearish
Yen's value has declined, prompting market concern about Japan's economic outlook.
- Neutral
The Japanese yen is likely to continue its decline toward its weakest level in four decades due to fears of government intervention, while the yuan may stabilize following stronger-than-expected Chinese factory activity.
- Bullish
The yen reached a four-decade low
- Bearish
Japanese yen hits 40-year low against the U.S. dollar
- Bullish
The Japanese Yen is likely to strengthen against major currencies as investors anticipate a Federal Reserve rate hike.
- Bearish
Japanese Yen hits 40-year low
- Bearish
Yen fell to 40-year low against the dollar
- Bearish
The yen slid to its weakest level against the dollar since 1986.
- Neutral
The yen held around a four-decade low against the dollar.
- Bearish
Yen weakens to 40-year low
- Bearish
Japanese yen is at its weakest level since 1986
- Bearish
Japanese yen weakened to 162.27 per dollar in early Asian trading
- Bearish
The yen hit its lowest level in 40 years.
- Bullish
The dollar backed away from the yen.
- Bearish
The yen fell to its weakest level against the US dollar since 1986
- Bearish
Yen hit its lowest level in 40 years against the U.S. dollar
- Bearish
Yen hit 40-year low against the dollar
- Bullish
Japan stocks are set to climb as the yen hits its 40-year low.
- Bullish
Japanese stocks are likely to rise as the yen falls to a 40-year low, driven by the currency's significant depreciation.
- Bearish
The yen depreciated as much as 0.2 percent to touch 161.98 versus the greenback in New York trading
- Bearish
The yen slid to its weakest level against the dollar since 1986
- Bearish
The Japanese yen sank to its lowest level against the dollar in 40 years
- Bearish
The Japanese yen sank to its lowest level against the United States dollar since 1986.
- Bearish
Yen has declined to break through 160 to the dollar, approaching levels not seen in 40 years.
- Bearish
The yen wobbled near its weakest level against the dollar in 40 years early in Asia on Friday.
- Bearish
The yen weakened to near its weakest level against the dollar in 40 years early in Asia.
- Bullish
Yen currency outperformed G-10 peers in recent trading sessions.
- Bearish
Japan's yen is sliding toward a 40-year low.
- Neutral
Yen is at a historic low level
- Neutral
The Japanese yen could weaken to 165 per dollar if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates this year, as former Bank of Japan policymaker Sayuri Shirai indicated.
- Bearish
Fed interest rate hike could push yen to 165 per dollar
- Bearish
Yen flirted with a four-decade low
- Bearish
Yen flirted with a 40-year low
- Bullish
Yen could fall near 40-year low.
- Neutral
Japan's Katayama and US Treasury's Bessent hold online talks to discuss yen
- Bearish
Yen traded at ¥161.7 to the dollar, just short of the ¥161.8 multidecade low.
- Bearish
Yen nears 40-year lows
- Bearish
The Japanese yen weakened against the U.S. dollar, crossing the 161 level.
- Bearish
The yen fell to near four-decade lows, approaching levels not seen since the 1980s.
- Bearish
Katayama warns of bold action with yen near 40-year low
- Bearish
The yen is near its weakest level in 40 years.
- Neutral
The yen is likely to strengthen against the dollar as it approaches a 23-month low, potentially impacting exporters and importers in Japan.
- Bearish
Yen hit a new low of 160.79 to the dollar, breaking the 160.72 mark reached in April.
- Bullish
The Japanese yen slid on Thursday.
- Bearish
Yen is trading at its weakest level against the dollar since July 2024
- Neutral
Bank of Japan keeps market steady with yen volatility at lowest since 2021
- Neutral
The dollar is likely to rise against the yen after the Bank of Japan hiked interest rates, as the yen teetered near the closely watched 160 level.
- Bullish
The U.S. dollar rose 0.2% against Japan's currency on Friday.
- Bearish
The yen is persistently weak
- Bearish
Yen traded above ¥160 to the dollar late last week.
- Bearish
The yen fell to pre-intervention levels following strong U.S. jobs data.
- Bearish
The Japanese yen tested the 160-per-dollar barrier on Friday
- Bearish
The Japanese yen is testing the 160-per-dollar mark on Friday.
- Neutral
Japanese yen could strengthen against the dollar as the Bank of Japan pivots to inflation-fighting mode.
- Bearish
Japanese yen fell to 160 level due to underlying dollar strength
- Bearish
The yen weakened to levels that preceded intervention by Tokyo last month
- Bearish
The dollar was on the brink of breaking above 160 yen
- Bearish
Dollar briefly surpassed 160 Japanese yen
- Bearish
Yen slipped to the key 160 level as the dollar strengthened.
- Neutral
Japan's Katayama is ready to respond to foreign exchange market conditions as the yen weakens.
- Bearish
The yen weakened against the dollar, temporarily falling below the 160 yen mark for the first time since April 30.
- Bearish
The yen softened toward a level that triggered central bank intervention.
- Bearish
The yen fell to its weakest level in nearly four weeks
- Neutral
The yen is unlikely to appreciate following a rise in Japanese government bond yields, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
- Neutral
Morgan Stanley Japan head says BOJ hike key to strengthening yen
- Neutral
Ex-BOJ chief Haruhiko Kuroda says yen unlikely to fall below 160 per dollar
- Neutral
Japan says Bessent offered 'understanding' on yen policy
- Neutral
The Japanese government and Bank of Japan are likely to face increased pressure on the yen as they pursue a more aggressive strategy against the currency.
- Neutral
Japan is betting on Washington and BOJ for extra punch in yen battle
- Neutral
Japanese yen remained steady following verbal jawboning from Tokyo
- Neutral
Yen intervention rally faces high hurdle at 155 to the dollar
- Bearish
Yen currency spiked to its 10-week high level.
- Bullish
Japanese yen surged to a more than two-month high
- Bullish
Yen strengthens
- Bullish
The yen rallied to the strongest level in over two months on Wednesday
- Bullish
Japanese currency rose as much as 1.8% to 155.04 per dollar in Asia trading
- Bullish
Yen rallied to build on gains from recent intervention
- Bullish
The Japanese yen strengthened sharply to a more than two-month high
- Neutral
Yen drifts
- Neutral
Traders had their eyes on the yen JPY=
- Neutral
Yen remained steady after suspected intervention by Tokyo
- Neutral
Yen rises sharply before unwinding
- Bearish
The yen jumped sharply against the dollar on Monday
- Bullish
The dollar fell 0.54% at 156.22 yen
- Bearish
The yen jumped against the dollar in Asia trade on Monday
- Bearish
Japan's Bank of Japan moved to rescue the yen from a roughly 40-year low.
- Bullish
Yen jumped to a 2-month high
- Neutral
Japan intervened in currency markets to prop up the yen from near two-year lows.
- Neutral
Japan's first yen-buying intervention in two years steadied the battered currency
- Bearish
The yen eased slightly against the dollar on Friday
- Bearish
The yen was still poised for its steepest weekly gain in more than two months after Japanese authorities stepped in to lift the exchange rate