The dollar-yen currency pair traded around 160.00 on Friday, virtually unchanged on the day with USDJPY rebounding from its intraday lows following the release of the US employment report. The Bureau of
The US dollar remained resilient against its peers in European trading on Tuesday, following Monday’s bearish movement. Although markets remain optimistic about a peace deal between Iran and the United States, escalating tensions
The DXY Dollar Index rose on Thursday and remains on a winning streak near 98.70, supported by stronger-than-expected US data and persistent geopolitical uncertainty, as conflicting headlines keep markets cautious. Weekly Initial
The dollar-yen pair reversed sharply on Tuesday, touching a session high around 160.50 before collapsing below 159.00 to settle near 158.85. USDJPY had briefly breached 160.00 for the first time since July
Markets met a surge in volatility early on Monday, with investors assessing the latest developments surrounding the Middle East crisis, allowing geopolitical headlines and the risk perception to continue to drive the
The dollar-yen currency pair trades around 157.50 on Monday, with the USDJPY up 0.84% on the day, moving closer to the February high at 157.66 and maintaining a bullish tone supported by
Investors are championing Japan – and will continue to do so – following Sanae Takaichi’s landslide election win in the country’s snap general election on Sunday. Nigel Green, CEO of financial giant
The USDJPY currency pair trades in a tight range around 158.50 during the Asian trading session on Thursday. The pair consolidates as the upbeat US dollar has offset the decent recovery in
Investors are gearing up for a potential increase in market volatility on key macroeconomic data releases on Wednesday, starting with Eurostat’s preliminary December inflation data. Later in the day, the US economic
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,
