The dollar pared some losses against major peers on Wednesday but stayed weaker as cooler-than-expected data eased fears that ...

The dollar weakened against major peers on Wednesday after cooler-than-expected data eased fears that inflation was ...

The dollar's towering rally hit a speed bump on Wednesday as traders turned cautious ahead of a closely watched U.S. consumer ...

The Japanese yen was at its strongest versus the dollar in nine days after Japan's government bond yields hit another cycle high. The 10-year JGB yield was up 1.5 basis points early Wednesday, trading ...

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Currency analysts at Spectra Markets consider that there is scope for the Japanes Yen to weaken further against the U. S. BoJ tightening expected, may end negative rates. USD/JPY forecasted to ...

Q: What is the Dollar worth against the Yen? A: One Dollar is worth 157.9692 Yen today Q: Is the Dollar going up or down against the Yen? A: Today's exchange rate (157.9692) is lower compared to ...

The yen strengthened sharply against the dollar on Tuesday, leading some in the market to believe Japanese policymakers had intervened - although others said the size of the move was not ...

The UK reported softer than expected consumer prices, but the timing of the data collection may have skewed the report. Today's North American focus is on the CPI. Equities are mostly higher, though ...

The dollar rose as far as 160.245 yen in a sudden move after the yen traded in a narrow 158.05-158.15 range in early deals. A portfolio manager said “stops” on the pair at the key 160 level ha ...

Japan’s yen strengthened on Wednesday (Jan 15) on growing bets on a rate hike at the Bank of Japan’s next meeting, while ...

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