Yen Weakens to Low ¥154s Versus Dollar in New York Session
Rising U.S. yields on expectations for slower Fed cuts widened the rate gap with Japan.
Overview
- At 5 p.m. New York time on Nov. 3, the dollar traded at ¥154.15–¥154.25.
 - The yen was about 21 sen weaker than the previous week’s close at that snapshot.
 - Market reports linked the move to a climb in U.S. long-term interest rates as traders priced a slower pace of Federal Reserve cuts.
 - Yen selling and dollar buying were described as dominant as participants focused on the U.S.–Japan yield differential.
 - In the same session, the euro was quoted around $1.1514–$1.1524 and ¥177.53–¥177.63, according to a Kyodo News dispatch.