(Bloomberg) -- The yen weakened beyond 155 per dollar for the first time since July, raising the risk that Japan will enter ...

The dollar was headed for its best week in more than a month on Friday, buoyed by expectations of fewer Federal Reserve rate ...

Tokyo stocks rose Friday morning as investors bought back shares after the benchmark Nikkei's three-day losing streak, while ...

Japanese benchmarks gained about 0.8%, supported by weakness in the yen as the country’s economic growth slowed.

Tokyo stocks opened higher Friday, lifted by rises in exporter shares on a weaker yen and financial issues on prospects for ...

The Bank of Japan should raise interest rates at least to 1% to roll back an "abnormally" huge stimulus that is causing ...

The U.S. dollar surged past 155.60 yen on Wednesday, hitting levels unseen in nearly four months. What Happened: Investors ...

The USD/JPY outlook shows sharp declines in the yen as the dollar scales new peaks due to optimism about Trump’s election win ...

Shares were mixed in Asia on Thursday after a lackluster finish on Wall Street following a report showing an uptick last ...

Hedge funds turned the most negative on the yen since August in the run up to the US presidential election last week, ...

The greenback has surged against currencies of America’s major trading partners since the election, sounding a warning for ...

Japan’s yen has hit a four-month low amid pressure from a stronger US dollar following Donald Trump’s US presidential election victory last week. The Japanese currency shed 0.3 per cent in trading on ...