“The yen could potentially touch 158 by year-end if the BOJ does not hike rates and the Fed is less dovish,” Omori said.

Equities in Asia whipsawed on Thursday as investors parsed a weakening yen and the prospect of a further US rate cut next month.

The U.S. dollar surged past 155.60 yen on Wednesday, hitting levels unseen in nearly four months. What Happened: Investors ...

Asian shares drifted higher Thursday after US inflation data supported the case for another Federal Reserve rate cut next ...

It was last up 4.08% at $91,910, marking a 32% rise since the Nov. 5 election. Smaller peer ether has risen 37% since ...

Donald Trump's return to the White House could put the independence of the US Federal Reserve under strain, potentially ...

The yen/dollar carry trade unwind in August drove market volatility. Political and economic pressures leave the BoJ in a fix.

The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut interest rates again this week, while votes are being counted in one of the ...

Yen-hedged Treasury yields are set to turn positive for the first time in two years as Donald Trump’s election victory pushes up US rates and the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cuts lower hedging ...

China inflation slowdown signals weaker Aussie dollar demand; softer prices may support an RBA rate cut in December.

The yen was the biggest mover ... the stand-out event is the release of the Fed’s Beige Book summary of economic conditions. The Beige Book is likely to show a continued pattern of decelerating ...

The yen then sharply strengthened for two straight days ... Hong Kong's interest rates tend to move in lockstep with the Fed ...