The US Dollar remains on the back foot to start the week as investors gear up for Donald Trump’s second inauguration on Monday. Meanwhile, stock and bond markets in the US are closed
The USDJPY currency pair continued to stretch higher on Wednesday and touched its strongest level since July above 158.50. At noon, the pair was trading at 158.48, rising 0.27% on a daily
The USDJPY pair bounced back from the intraday low of 156.43 in the North American session on Thursday. The dollar posted a fresh two-year high, with the DXY Dollar Index rising above
The USDJPY currency pair extends its losses for the third consecutive session on New Year’s Eve, trading around 156.20 during early European hours on Tuesday. However, the Japanese Yen is headed for
The US Dollar maintains its upside trend from early December lows intact, with the USDJPY trading sideways on Wednesday, as the pair’s reversal from the mid-range of the 154.00s is contained at
The US dollar struggled to find demand following mixed macroeconomic data releases on Thursday. The Initial Jobless Claims declined by 12,000 to 216,000 for the week ending October 26, while the Employment
The USDJPY currency pair lost ground for the second consecutive day, trading around 141.20 during the Asian hours on Wednesday, as the Japanese Yen (JPY) remains solid following remarks from Bank of
USDJPY spiked higher by over half a percent just after the release of US nonfarm payrolls (NFP) data, on Friday. USDJPY traded in the upper 156s after the US Dollar strengthened as
USDJPY bulls are further encouraged by a weakening Japanese Yen following data that shows real wages declining for the 25th straight month in April, as domestic inflation in Japan continues to outpace
The U.S. dollar-yen pair is trading around 155.30 in European markets on Wednesday, marking a third consecutive day of gains, due to the possibility of the Federal Reserve’s prolonging higher interest rates.
