Japanese Yen Surges to 7-Month High on Rate Hike Expectations
The Japanese yen surged to a near seven-month high on Tuesday, hitting the 152-per-dollar range as expectations for an imminent Bank of Japan rate hike intensified.
The Japanese yen surged to a near seven-month high on Tuesday, hitting the 152-per-dollar range as expectations for an imminent Bank of Japan rate hike intensified.
Japan’s nominal wages surged 4.7% year-on-year in July, reaching their fastest pace since January 1997 and boosting real wages by 2.4%.
The Japanese yen surged to its strongest level since February on Monday, surpassing the peak reached during a U.S.-Japan coordinated intervention earlier this year.
The dollar-yen exchange rate is expected to trade between the low-155 and low-159 ranges this week, driven by upcoming U.S.
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