USD/JPY climbs as risk-on sentiment and a firm US Dollar weigh on the safe-haven Yen. The Japanese Yen (JPY) is weakening against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday as risk-on sentiment and widening interest rate differentials continue to pressure the Yen.

The US dollar continues to fight back against several currencies on Friday, as we are seeing a bit of balance come back into the markets again. After all, the USD was dumped hard recently, so some kind of fight would be expected sooner or later.

The yen strengthened versus the dollar on Monday after Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said he would carry on as leader even as the ruling coalition lost its majority in the upper house election.

USD/JPY rebounds after touching a two-week low amid the emergence of some JPY selling. The USD/JPY pair stages a goodish intraday recovery of over 50 pips from a two-week low touched earlier this Thursday and moves back closer to mid-146.

Tokyo inflation eases but remains above target, keeping BoJ rate hikes on the table as USD/JPY reacts to softer data and US durable goods orders loom.

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Experts agreed that Singapore’s currency holds potential to gradually acquire the status equivalent to that of the Swiss franc if not the yen or the greenback.

The USD/JPY pair has experienced notable volatility recently, with the exchange rate oscillating near 153.50 as of the latest data. This movement reflects the influence of economic releases from ...

MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe edged down 0.1%, but remained just below an all-time peak from Thursday. The index is on course for a 1.3% weekly advance, buoyed in large part by optimism for U.S. trade deals with the European Union and China, following an agreement with Japan this week.