The yen has been surging ... maybe pushing that first rate hike back to, say, later this quarter or in Q4. But even if that were to happen, currency traders may front-run any actions by the ...

The dollar held near recent peaks on Thursday as traders increased bets that the Federal Reserve will become even more aggressive next week in its battle to curb inflation, while the yen faltered ...

The BoJ rate hike uncertainty might hold back the JPY bulls from placing ... support to the USD/JPY pair. The Japanese Yen (JPY) remains on the front foot against its American counterpart for ...

JPMorgan analyst sees rising recession risks fueling a bearish outlook for the U.S. dollar. Yen preferred over franc as cheaper defensive bet amid stagflation fears and falling U.S. real yields.

The flipside of the yen's weakness is the dollar's stubborn strength on the back of a robust U.S. economy ... a topic on TV news shows and newspaper front pages - the pain it induces may be ...

In Asian hours, the yen was back just below the 150 mark and last at 149.27 per dollar. The global bond selloff shows no signs of slowing as investors come to terms with a new era of higher-for ...

The yen is taking a breather, after a rapid surge over the past four weeks. The Japanese currency is trading at around 145 to the dollar, versus about 142 at its strongest point on Monday.

The risk of intervention has swung back into sharp focus for investors as they ready for the yen to weaken back to 150 against the dollar and beyond. The Japanese currency dropped as far as 149.98 ...

The yen hit a 38-year low as the market lost confidence in the Bank of Japan’s commitment to tightening and was little impressed by vague assurances from a government official about intervention.