The yen plummeted below 160, and market questions are getting stronger: when will Japan intervene?

The yen has fallen far below the so-called “red line” level set by Japan, and traders were shocked by the speed of its decline, which made the market question when exactly the authorities would start buying yen to provide support, and why they haven't done so yet.

Zhitong Finance23:08 ET

BOJ Likely to Raise Policy Rate Target Three Times by End-2025

0215 GMT - The Bank of Japan is likely to raise its policy rate target three times by end-2025, economists at HSBC Global Research say in a research note. There were no major surprises at the BOJ's me

WSJ22:54 ET

Japan's LDP Loses All Three Seats in Parliamentary By-election on Sunday

Amidst the Japanese political concerns and a national holiday, the Yen is on a downward spiral so far this Monday. USD/JPY rallied hard to recapture 160.00 for for the first time since 1986 before reversing sharply to near 159.30, where it now wavers.

FXStreet22:21 ET

JPY Weakens as Traders Continue to Test Japan's Resolve to Curb Depreciation -- Market Talk

JPY weakens against other G-10 and Asian currencies in the early morning session as traders continue to test Japanese authorities' resolve to curb JPY's recent depreciation.

WSJ20:43 ET

The depreciation of the yen has allowed Japanese tourists to stay in the country, but tourists are flocking

Japanese people used to be famous for their passion for overseas travel, but now they stay more at home.

環球市場播報17:27 ET

Yen Watchers Ask Where Is Japan as Currency Losses Accelerate

The yen has tumbled well past levels touted as red lines for Japan and at a pace that has traders asking when authorities might start buying the currency to support it — and why they haven’t already done so.

BNN BloombergApr 28 05:01 ET