And [Japanese officials] have no control over that," said Bloomberg. Beyond this, all "efforts by officials in Tokyo to prop up the yen so far have fallen flat." Japan has said it will take the ...

Investing.com-- The Japanese yen hit its weakest level in 34 years on Tuesday, with the USDJPY pair weakening past 154 despite repeated warnings from the government over potential currency market ...

TOKYO -- The Japanese yen was largely flat to the dollar around noon Wednesday after the central bank left interest rates unchanged at the end of the two-day policy meeting as expected.

The Japanese Yen attracts some sellers following the release of Japan’s National CPI print. A modest USD uptick further lends support to USD/JPY and lifts it above the 149.00 mark. The divergent ...

The record-breaking weak yen is dramatically raising the costs for Japanese students to study outside their homeland. Concerns are increasing that more students may drop their plans to go abroad ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Speculators have mounted their biggest ever wager that the Japanese yen will continue to rise as they position for further Bank of Japan interest rate hikes, an abrupt reversal ...

falling to the 156-yen level on Friday, the lowest in nearly 34 years. The Japanese economy is enjoying rising demand from a record number of inbound tourists. But the weakening yen is also ...

Japanese economic data is gaining importance among yen traders for the first time in almost a decade, as expectations grow of further interest-rate hikes by the central bank. That marks a mindset ...

The yen rose to an almost five-month high of 148.56 per dollar last week as a fall in U.S. Treasury yields and a rise in Japanese bond yields dented the attractiveness of the U.S. currency.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba denied that Tokyo is trying to weaken its currency after President Donald Trump bumped the yen by accusing Japan and China of gaining an unfair advantage ...

TOKYO/NEW YORK -- The Japanese yen's recent outperformance has caught the attention of global money managers, who are taking a wait-and-see approach for now. In a reversal from last year ...