(Reuters) -Japanese investors sold foreign stocks for a third straight month in July, taking profits after a steep rally left ...

The US Dollar is struggling to extend gains after a three-day rally against the Japanese Yen. The pair has been capped at 140 ...

The yen’s downtrend has reversed in recent days, following the Bank of Japan’s July 31 decision to raise interest rates and ahead of an expected loosening of U.S. monetary policy.

USD/JPY struggles to capitalize on intraday uptick led by report of additional US tariffs. Rising trade tensions and BoJ rate ...

The difference, or spread, between the U.S. 5-year bond yield and its Japanese peer (the blue line in the chart) continues to ...

Japan 's economy has not had a good 2024, to say the least. It entered a short recession in February and now is dealing with a crisis surrounding the nation's currency, the yen. The currency's ...

Japanese investors significantly sold foreign stocks in the week to August 2 as major markets retreated on caution over U.S.

Japanese government bonds (JGBs) plunged this week, sending yields on 30-year debt to an all-time high, while the yen slid to multi-month lows against the U.S. dollar and the euro. Polls have only ...

As such, he said, the main driver of the yen is still likely to be the strength (or weakness) of the U.S. economy. The yen was last trading at 151.68 against the dollar on Friday.

The yen carry trade is still alive, setting the stage for the possibility of a further unwind that may rattle U.S. stocks By Vivien Lou Chen Follow Last Updated: Sept. 5, 2024 at 4:09 p.m. ET ...

A version of this article appears in print on Aug. 3, 2024, Section B, Page 3 of the New York edition with the headline: Japanese Stocks Tumble as Yen Strengthens, Ending Long Surge.