By Aaron Hill A bright spotlight falls on Tuesday’s US November employment report, and it is arguably the dominant asset driver. This is due to comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell last week,
The Japanese yen is showing the weakest performance of the G8 currencies on Wednesday, which is supporting the USDJPY currency pair to trim previous losses and return to levels near 156.50. Heightened
The US dollar is giving away previous gains against the Japanese yen on Friday, approaching weekly lows near 152.85, after being rejected at the 153.50 area earlier in the day. The USDJPY
The US dollar took a step back following a four-day rally as markets await the University of Michigan’s (UoM) preliminary Consumer Sentiment Index data for October, while later the day, Statistics Canada
The USDJPY extended its losses for the second successive session, trading around 148.70 on Monday. The pair depreciates as the dollar faces challenges due to concerns over the possible shutdown of the
The US Dollar extended its rally against the Japanese Yen for the second consecutive day on Friday. The currency pair has erased weekly losses and is nearing 148.00 from Thursday’s lows below
The dollar-yen pulled back toward the 145.00 area on Friday after extending gains earlier in the week. USDJPY lost momentum in tandem with the US dollar, which fell below 99.50 following a
The Japanese Yen remains depressed through the early European session on Tuesday amid worries that Japan will also be a target for Donald Trump’s trade tariffs. Furthermore, the US president’s decision to
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
