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Dollar and yen growth is sluggish, but the number of new US unemployment insurance claims will soon return worse than expected = the beginning of the NY exchange rate
Return sales of dollars and yen became dominant in NY time, and there was a scene where growth was sluggish in the middle of the 155 yen range at one point. There was also a development where 156 yen was tested in London time. The number of new US unemployment insurance claims announced earlier worsened more than expected, and the content confirmed last week's weak US employment statistics, so the reaction of dollar sales is being seen.
USD/JPY Grinds Higher on US Exceptionalism, Weak Japanese Data
USD/JPY is trading up two-tenths of a percent in the 155.80s on Thursday as the US Dollar (USD) continues its recovery rally from the May 3 lows.
[Breaking News] The dollar and yen are 155.53 yen, dollar sales are getting stronger, and the number of new unemployment insurance claims for the US last week exceeds expectations
The dollar and yen are 155.69 yen, dollar sales are getting stronger, and the number of new unemployment insurance claims for the US last week exceeds expectations
US Dollar Outperforms as Won, Yen Struggle and BoE Decision Looms
The US dollar rose against most major counterparts in early European trade on Thursday as some prominent Asian currencies came under further pressure and traders looked ahead to a potentially dovish p
Tomorrow's exchange rate forecast = will the dollar continue to rise
As for the dollar-yen exchange rate in the foreign exchange market from tonight to tomorrow, it seems that dollar purchases and yen sales, which are conscious of the Japan-US interest rate difference, will continue. The forecast range is 1 dollar = 155 yen 40 yen to 156 yen 20 sen. In the main opinion of the monetary policy meeting held from April 25 to 26 announced by the Bank of Japan on the morning of the 9th, it was pointed out that “if the upward trend in the underlying inflation rate continues against the backdrop of a depreciation of the yen, there is a good possibility that the pace of normalization will accelerate.”
USD/JPY Price Analysis: Could Test 156.00 Due to the Hawkish Bias
USD/JPY continues its winning streak for the fourth successive session, trading around 155.80 during the Asian hours on Thursday.