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The Japanese yen weakened toward 155 per dollar on Tuesday, declining for a second consecutive session as the dollar strengthened ahead of an expected US Federal Reserve interest rate hike this week. The yen also faced pressure from rising oil prices, which increase import costs for Japan’s oil-dependent economy. Still
The dollar stayed near its highest levels of the past week while the yen slipped for a second day in early Asian trading as energy-supply disruption fears lifted bond yields and oil prices.
Dollar index fell to around 98.6 for a third straight session to its weakest level in four months, driven mainly by yen’s rapid rise. Investors weigh US inflation readings and Fed policy ahead of next week’s meeting.
The dollar index slipped to around 98.8 for a second straight session as the yen extended gains on expectations for more aggressive Bank of Japan tightening. Investors focus on US inflation data ahead of the Fed meeting.
US index futures were mixed in Asia: S and P up 0.04 percent, Nasdaq up 0.05 percent, Dow flat, and Russell down 0.09 percent. USD/JPY rose 0.09 percent and WTI gained 1.59 percent to 91.65.
US index futures edge higher—S&P 500 +0.16% and Nasdaq 100 +0.41%—while EUR/USD gains 0.09% and WTI slips 3.35% as NVDA leads volume.