The yen fell to the latter half of the 156 yen range, due to strong US employment statistics - the euro fell in the European Parliament election

The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market on the morning of the 10th fell from the evening of the previous weekend to the latter half of the $1 = 156 yen range. Interest rate cut observations retreated in response to employment growth exceeding expectations in the US, and it has taken over the trend where dollars were bought in response to rising US interest rates. Meanwhile, far-right political parties increased their seats in the European Parliament elections over the weekend, and the fact that the euro is falling supports the yen exchange rate.