Canadian Dollar Fall vs. Greenback to Three-Week Low
Yuan Declines on Efforts of Chinese Policy Maker to Keep it Low
Japanese Currency Weakens on Talks About Intervention
The Japanese yen declined today versus the euro and the Great Britain pound on the speculation that the policy makers would take measures to prevent the currency appreciation, which may hurt the nation’s recovery base on the exports. The currency rose against the US dollar.
The policy makers from the Ministry of Finance and Bank of Japan met to discuss financial markets, but it was told that they haven’t discussed the monetary policy at the meeting. The last time the policy maker intervened on March 16th 2004. The exporters said that they can receive profit as long as the yen remains below 92.90 per the dollar.
USD/JPY traded near 85.58 today as of 8:28 GMT. EUR/JPY traded at about 110.40, while GBP/JPY rose to 134.18.
If you have any questions, comments or opinions regarding the Japanese Yen, feel free to post them using the commentary form below.
Tags
Bank of Japan, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, Intervention, Japan, Ministry of Finance, USD/JPY, Yen
Categories
Earlier News About the Japanese Yen:
- Yen Falls as Demand for Safety Weakens (2010-08-09)
- Japanese Currency Benefits from Increasing US Jobless Claims (2010-08-05)
- Yen Rises on Growing Concerns for US Economy (2010-08-03)
- Yen Strengthens vs. Dollar on Increasing Growth Concern (2010-07-29)
- Yen Weakens on Signs of Recovery (2010-07-27)
