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The dollar rose against major currencies as Treasury yields hovered near multi-year highs and investors awaited US PCE and payrolls data. The Australian dollar weakened after the Reserve Bank of Australia raised rates as expected.
OTTAWA (dpa-AFX) - The Japanese yen weakened against other major currencies in the European session on Thursday, after the U.S. business activity index was much greater than anticipated.This increased anticipation that, if the economy improves, the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates once more…
Global stocks advanced as positive signals from US-China talks supported risk appetite ahead of a meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping later this week. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the preliminary discussions as “very successful,” with trade and AI among the issues discussed. Asian eq
(Recasts, updates prices to market close) By Emily Ou Yong Sept 18 (Reuters) — Japanese rubber futures rose for a third straight session on Friday, supported by a weaker yen and a rally in Tokyo equities, though the contract posted a weekly decline as oil prices fell. The Osaka Exchange (OSE) rubber contract for Februa
Japanese rubber futures climbed for a third straight session, buoyed by a weaker yen and a rally in Tokyo equities, though the contract posted a weekly decline as oil prices fell.
The yen weakened after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates in a well-telegraphed move; two of the board’s nine members dissented. Japanese stocks rallied, aided by the weaker currency.
The dollar fell to a two-week low versus a basket of currencies. The yen rose to a six-month high against the U.S. currency, supported by expectations of faster Bank of Japan interest-rate increases and potential domestic investment inflows.
UiPath reported second-quarter ARR up 12% to $1.938 billion and revenue up 13% to $410 million, with a fourth consecutive quarter of GAAP profitability and non-GAAP operating margin expanding to 22%.
The Japanese yen builds on earlier gains versus the U.S. dollar as the dollar falls 2% to a one-month low of 155.32 yen, near the Aug. 3 low of 155.21 yen. FX intervention chatter persists.
Japan’s yen strengthened from above ¥160 to around ¥157 over two sessions. Attention now turns to Friday’s US jobs report to gauge whether the reversal can extend.
Indonesian rupiah traded below IDR 17,700 per U.S. dollar Thursday, strengthening for a second straight session as the dollar index slid. Bank Indonesia’s Destry Damayanti was sworn in and backed a 2027 growth outlook of 5.2%-6%.
Markets reports the New Zealand dollar down 1.40%. Other FX laggards include Swiss franc (-0.40%), Swedish krona (-0.33%), euro (-0.16%) and British pound (-0.11%).
New Zealand Dollar falls 1%, with Euro -0.14% and British Pound -0.13% also among top currency losers. Gains led by South Korean Won 0.42%, Dollar Index 0.10% and Japanese Yen 0.08%.
Japanese stocks trade lower in early session as concerns over the Iran war and higher energy costs persist. Chip-related shares lead declines: SoftBank Group, Advantest and Tokyo Electron fall in early trade.
MARA Holdings shares are sharply lower Friday afternoon, down 9.94% to $10.69, as Bitcoin weakens and a stronger U.S. dollar adds pressure to crypto-linked miners.
Turkish lira is the top currency loser, down 0.98%, with the Brazilian real (-0.80%) and Swedish krona (-0.48%) also lower. Gains are led by South Korean won (0.37%) and the dollar index (0.26%).
Top currency losers include Turkish lira (-0.98%), Japanese yen (-0.10%) and euro (-0.08%). Gains are led by South Korean won (0.39%) and the Dollar Index (0.06%); British pound is little changed.
Swedish krona fell 0.78% and other top losers included New Zealand dollar (-0.55%), Swiss franc (-0.46%), British pound (-0.40%), euro (-0.18%) and Japanese yen (-0.06%). Dollar index rose 0.22%.
Norwegian krone depreciates by 0.27%, while Japanese yen falls 0.17% and British pound gains 0.07%, with euro and the Dollar Index little changed.
The Canadian dollar depreciates 0.62%, with New Zealand dollar (-0.36%), Brazilian real (-0.35%), euro (-0.13%), yen (-0.07%) and British pound (-0.07%) also lower, while South Korean won rises 0.31% and the dollar index gains 0.19%.
The New Zealand dollar falls 0.41%, with Japanese yen down 0.14% and British pound down 0.09%, while South Korean won leads gains at 0.30% and the euro and dollar index are little changed.
Yen slides relentlessly
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() -- Japanese listed companies reporting earnings traded mixed on Thursday, with gains led by entertainment and consulting firms, and renewable energy firms came under pressure. Toho's (TYO:9602) shares gained over 4% despite fiscal Q1 profit coming in lower. Profit attributable to owners of the parent fell 29% to 8.2
The yen saw a sharp depreciation a high of 161.80 on Thursday, its weakest since July 2024. Should the yen go beyond 161.96 against the greenback, it would be its weakest since 1986. Tokyo renewed warnings of possible intervention against speculative currency moves. The Japanese yen breached the 161 level against the U
The yen saw a sharp depreciation a high of 161.80 on Thursday, its weakest since July 2024. Should the yen go beyond 161.96 against the greenback, it would be its weakest since 1986. Tokyo renewed warnings of possible intervention against speculative currency moves. The Japanese yen breached the 161 level against the U