The dollar was largely steady against the euro and British pound on Friday as traders trimmed wagers on monetary policy ...

The dollar slipped on Friday with investors cautious about the rate outlook ahead of import price data, after recent figures ...

The U.S. dollar ticked marginally higher against other major currencies in calm market trading on Thursday, but stayed close ...

Analysts note that the U.S. Treasury yields have declined while Japanese government bond yields have stayed largely unchanged ...

The yen weakened to 150 per dollar for the first time since April as investors took comments from Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda to be less hawkish than expected.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized the Bank of Japan’s cautious approach to raising interest rates, saying it was ...

The yen is rising for the third consecutive session, apparently boosted by calls from the US Treasury Secretary for the Bank ...

Kato’s comments came after the yen slid past the 150 level against the dollar on Thursday, following the BOJ’s decision to ...

The Japanese currency dropped to the upper 150-yen range against the dollar at one point in New York on Thursday. It is the first time in about four months that the yen has fallen to that level.

Yen traders eye BoJ policy shift amid tariff risks, inflation concerns, and key data, while Aussie dollar faces RBA rate ...

The dollar fell to its weakest level against the Japanese yen in three weeks after U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he expected the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates to tackle inflation.