157.781USD
Today
+0.37%
5 Days
-1.01%
1 Month
-1.11%
6 Months
+2.68%
Year to Date
+0.69%
1 Year
+8.86%
Opening Price
157.101Previous Closing Price
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Long positions above 157.25 with targets at 157.90 & 158.30 in extension.
below 157.25 look for further downside with 156.90 & 156.10 as targets.
long positions above 157.25 with targets at 157.90 & 158.30 in extension.
National Bank of Canada (NBC) strategists Stéfane Marion and Kyle Dahms note that the Japanese Yen’s (JPY) sharp rebound after USD/JPY breached 160 was driven by intervention rather than a shift in fundamentals.

ING’s Chris Turner argues that Japanese FX intervention is having diminishing impact on USD/JPY. He notes that high energy prices, rising US yields and a dovish Bank of Japan create strong headwinds for the Japanese Yen.

The US Dollar (USD) keeps crawling higher against the Japanese Yen (JPY) for the third consecutive day on Tuesday. The pair has reached the upper range of the 157.00s, trading at 157.65 at the time of writing, as the escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz boost the safe-haven US Dollar.

DBS Group Research’s Chang Wei Liang notes that Japan has stepped up intervention to support the Japanese Yen after the US–Iran clash in the Strait of Hormuz lifted Brent towards USD115.

TD Securities strategists see USD/JPY consolidating around 157.00 in Q2 2026 after the recent Japanese Ministry of Finance (MoF) intervention triggered a 3% drop.

Commerzbank’s Volkmar Baur reports that Japanese authorities appear to be intervening around USD/JPY 157 after the pair briefly hit 160.72. Tokyo inflation data show headline gains driven solely by energy, while core inflation has fallen to a one‑year low.

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