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Dollar-Yen Continues Its Upward Momentum

The dollar-yen pair has persistently demonstrated an upward trajectory.

The yen depreciation has resumed

The Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting resulted in a widely anticipated decision to maintain the policy interest rates and keep the Yield Curve Control (YCC) and asset purchasing guidelines unchanged.

The Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting concluded as expected

The Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting resulted in a widely anticipated decision to maintain the policy interest rates and keep the Yield Curve Control (YCC) and asset purchasing guidelines unchanged.

The USDJPY pair strengthened, reaching 141.43 yen

The USD/JPY pair demonstrated robust strength, surging to a level of 141.43 yen, indicating a significant appreciation of the dollar against the yen.

Exercise Caution Ahead of Tonight's US FOMC Meeting

Caution Prevails Ahead of Tonight's US FOMC Meeting, Resulting in Limited Movement for Major Currencies.

Major Currencies Anticipate US CPI Release as Chinese 1-Week Repo Rate Declines

In the bustling Tokyo market, major currencies displayed a composed demeanor as they approached the highly anticipated US Consumer Price Index (CPI) release scheduled for tonight.

the USDJPY pair maintained its trading range around 139 yen

The USD/JPY pair continued to trade in the 139 yen range at the beginning of the week.

The USDJPY pair experienced a temporary decline

The USD/JPY pair underwent a transient decline, leading to a depreciation of the US dollar and a strengthening of the Japanese yen, with the exchange rate reaching a low of 139.39 yen.

The USDJPY pair is currently undergoing a corrective phase

The USD/JPY pair is currently undergoing a corrective phase after a notable rally in the previous session.

The USDJPY pair faced a sluggish trading pattern

The USD/JPY pair encountered a lackluster trading session, characterized by a decline in the exchange rate to the 139.10 yen level.

Dollar-Yen Trading Rangebound in the 139 Yen Territory

The US ISM Non-Manufacturing Index unexpectedly deteriorated, leading to a decline in the dollar from the mid-140 yen range to the 139.20 yen level.

Sustained Dollar Strength with Limited Movement

The latest US employment statistics released last week have unveiled a noteworthy surge in non-farm payroll employment, exceeding expectations and bolstering the purchasing momentum for the US dollar.

The significant shift from near-zero expectations has also impacted the foreign exchange market

The significant shift from near-zero expectations has also impacted the foreign exchange market, leading to increased demand for the Australian dollar.