Yen marches higher on rate hike bets; US jobs data in focus
The yen climbed to a nine-week high as market players piled on bets for more interest rate hikes in Japan this year, while the U.S. dollar and other major currencies trod water ahead of U.S. monthly payrolls figures due later in the day.
The dollar edged up on Thursday, but stayed close to recent lows, as traders weighed receding trade war risks and looked ...
The yen could strengthen beyond 150 against the dollar as the BOJ moves against the global tide of rate cuts, said SMBC Nikko Securities.
When the Switch launched in early 2017, a single dollar could get you about 114 Japanese yen, a rate broadly in line with the ...
The BOJ raised rates last month and swap markets are already pricing in an about 75% probability of another increase as soon ...
Shares in Japan, Australia and South Korea opened lower, while equity futures for Hong Kong also fell. Declines in Tokyo ...
Most traders will recall the early August stock market swoon when fears about waning U.S. economic growth sparked a bout of intense volatility. Adding to the ructions was a sharp appreciation in the ...
The yen rose to its highest level in more than five weeks versus the dollar as traders sought safety in haven currencies amid ...
Pricing for short- and long-dated European options to buy yen versus U.S. dollars at a strike price of 155.28 for quarterly ...
BAIN Capital is nearing a deal to buy Mitsubishi Chemical Group’s pharmaceutical unit, sources familiar with the matter said, ...
Global stocks fell on Wednesday, after disappointing earnings from Alphabet knocked Wall Street futures, while the dollar ...
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