Japanese Yen Surges on Bets for More BOJ Interest-Rate Hikes
The Japanese yen rose to a six-week high against the dollar Friday. While trading was thin because of the Black Friday holiday in the U.S., the moves are still worth watching after volatility in the Asian currency sparked market turmoil earlier this year.
The dollar edged up from a two-week low against its major peers in holiday-thinned trading on Thursday, though the yen headed ...
The USD/JPY weekly forecast supports further downside for the pair as the yen finds relief due to the increasing bets for a ...
The dollar-yen pair dropped to the 150 level on Friday morning, marking a 1% decline during the session and extending its ...
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The yen’s renewed volatility means that carry traders are likely to get little respite over Thanksgiving.
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