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The Japanese yen traded around 158 per dollar on Thursday, hovering near three-week lows as the dollar strengthened following robust US private-sector activity data that reinforced expectations for further Federal Reserve rate hikes. Rising Treasury yields and elevated oil prices also highlighted mounting inflation ris
(The opinions expressed here are those of the authors.) By Anna Szymanski Sept 18 (Reuters) — Every Friday, Reuters Open Interest (ROI) distills the financial week into five key charts, spotlighting the major trends, surprises, and overlooked moves that defined the past five days. 1. Liftoff ANNA SZYMANSKI, ROI Editor
Late July yen intervention follows June 22 call, months of groundwork, sources say Bessent repeatedly urged Japan to tighten fiscal policy, raise BOJ rates, sources say Katayama told G20 peers Japan would avoid debt-funded tax cuts, excessive stimulus By Tamiyuki Kihara, Makiko Yamazaki, Takaya Yamaguchi and Leika Kiha
The Japanese yen traded around 156.1 per dollar on Thursday after sliding for three straight sessions, pressured mainly by the dollar’s strength following the latest Federal Reserve policy decision. The US central bank raised interest rates for the first time in three years and signaled additional tightening this year
At 0629 GMT, the U.S. dollar fell to its lowest in nearly three weeks versus a basket of currencies, pressured by declining Treasury yields and continued yen strength ahead of Bank of Japan and Federal Reserve interest-rate decisions.
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%.