The Japanese yen extended its losses today as the European and Asian equities rose, supporting the positive outlook for the global growth and decreasing the demand for the safe currencies.

The Japanese yen gained today as the renewed concerns for the global economic recovery draws the investors to the relative safety of the Japanese currency.

The Japanese yen fell today against other most-traded currencies after the Australian government agreed to review the mining taxes, improving the global risk sentiment.

The Japanese yen rose today against the U.S. dollar and the euro as the speculation that the global recovery is faltering increased the demand for the safety, boosting the Japanese currency.

The Japanese yen weakened today as the demand for the safety waned after the Group of Twenty leaders agreed on the measures to battle the budget deficits, boosting the equities.

The Japanese yen extended its gains against the euro and the U.S. dollar today as the concerns that the economic recovery in the U.S. and Europe may slow fueled the demand for the safety.

The Japanese yen rose today on the speculations that European crisis strengthens as some E.U. banks face the funding problems, increasing the appeal of the yen as the safe currency.

The Japanese yen strengthened today amid the concerns that the austerity measures, planned by the European countries in order to battle the sovereign-debt crisis, might derail the global economic recovery.

The Japanese yen strengthened today against most other major currencies, including the U.S. dollar and the euro, as the concerns about the outcome of the European sovereign-debt crisis and the struggling U.S. economic recovery.

The Japanese yen fell for the third day against the U.S. dollar and the euro amid the speculation that the global economy recovers with the accelerating pace, reducing the demand for the yen as the safe currency.