MANILA, Philippines — Ayala Corp. has secured its first yen-denominated loan in a deal with two Japanese banks as the Zobel family-led conglomerate looks at expanding its core businesses ahead ...

(Bloomberg) -- The yen erased most of its losses against the dollar after comments from Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda left the door open for further interest rate hikes, without offering clear ...

The Japanese Yen attracts sellers for the third consecutive day amid a positive risk tone. A modest USD bounce from a multi-month low further lends support to the USD/JPY pair. The divergent BoJ ...

SINGAPORE >> The yen fell today after the Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged as widely expected, while the dollar struggled to regain some lost ground ahead of the Federal Reserve’s ...

The yen has been undervalued and underowned, but the underappreciated yen’s prospects may be changing. While we remain biased against Japanese government bonds, we continue to be constructive on ...

The Japanese Yen drifts lower amid a slight improvement in the global risk sentiment. Japan's Rengo trade union secured an average wage hike of 5.46% for fiscal 2025. Hawkish BoJ expectations ...

It was last up 0.86% and has gained more than 5% this month. The euro jumped to its highest since January, of 161.78 yen, following Ukraine's agreement to a ceasefire. It was last up 1.29% at 161. ...

Recession fears and BoJ rate hike expectations sent USD/JPY tumbling 1.71% last week, falling to the lowest level since the 2024 Yen carry trade unwind. The pair briefly climbed to a high of 151. ...

TOKYO, March 8 (Reuters) - Japan must fix "any misunderstanding" held by U.S. President Donald Trump that its central bank was intentionally weakening the yen with monetary policy, former Bank of ...

Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. added 1.5%. Meanwhile, the dollar inched higher against the Japanese yen, drawing warnings from senior officials in Tokyo of potential intervention in the market.

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