US Dollar Japanese Yen Rate (USDJPY)
Here is the current US Dollar Japanese Yen rate. Foreign exchange rate for USDJPY including todays high,low and change.
| Symbol | Price | High | Low | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USDJPY | 149.14 | 149.29 | 148.40 | 0.4290 |
| Buy / Sell | ||||
Our US Dollar Japanese Yen Live exchange rates are updated once per minute from 00:00 GMT Monday until 21:00 GMT Friday. The USDJPY live rate is available 24 hours a day and can be viewed in our exchange rate tables, you can also use our live currency converter tool which allows you to convert currency at current live exchange rates. For forex trading we also provide a currency sentiment indicator on our rate pages, which gives the user a quick view of the general sentiment on popular currency rates.
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USD/JPY recovers intraday losses as US Dollar strives to rise further
The USD/JPY recovers its intraday losses and returns to the day’s high of 148.20 in Tuesday’s North American session. The major gains as the US Dollar (USD) strives to extend its upside. The US Dollar ...
USD/JPY Weekly Price Forecast – US Dollar Continues to Grind Higher Against the Yen
The USD/JPY pair has been somewhat quiet, as the market continues to focus on the 150 yen level. This is a large, round, psychologically important figure is one that I will be watching closely, as it ...
USD/JPY Price Forecast: Snaps three-day rally, tumbles below 148.50
The USD/JPY retreated after rallying for three straight days, even though the US 10-year Treasury noy yield rose five basis points. Risk aversion drives price action as the Middle East war escalates ...
USD/JPY: Rebounding Greenback Puts 155 on the Table With US CPI In Sight
Political turmoil in Japan is not conducive to further interest rate hikes, weighing on the yen. Meanwhile, US labor market remains strong, and Fed may be mulling a smaller hike. With this backdrop, ...
USD/JPY squares up to 150, S&P 500 hits ATH ahead of US inflation
The Fed minutes revealed that their decision to cut by 50bp in September was not unanimous, which further supports the likelihood that they’ll continue to ease in 25bp increments going forward, unless ...
