The yen is in the latter half of the 155 yen range, and sales of actual domestic demand are heavy - the trend of yen buyback continues
Updated 2024/7/24 8:58 JST (some excerpts)
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market fell slightly in the latter half of the $1 = 155 yen range on the 24th. Since the appreciation of the yen progressed again to the 155 yen level following last week, it is easy for domestic import companies' demand to buy dollars and sell yen to become heavy. On the other hand, the trend of yen buyback continues ahead of the Japan-US monetary policy decision next week, and the risk of a further appreciation of the yen is also smoldering.
As of 8:54 a.m., the yen exchange rate is 155 yen 72 sen, 0.1% lower than the previous day against the dollar. At one point, 155 yen fell to 82 yen
Early in the morning, it rose to 155 yen 54 yen, and was close to the high price on the 18th (155 yen 38 sen)
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market fell slightly in the latter half of the $1 = 155 yen range on the 24th. Since the appreciation of the yen progressed again to the 155 yen level following last week, it is easy for domestic import companies' demand to buy dollars and sell yen to become heavy. On the other hand, the trend of yen buyback continues ahead of the Japan-US monetary policy decision next week, and the risk of a further appreciation of the yen is also smoldering.
As of 8:54 a.m., the yen exchange rate is 155 yen 72 sen, 0.1% lower than the previous day against the dollar. At one point, 155 yen fell to 82 yen
Early in the morning, it rose to 155 yen 54 yen, and was close to the high price on the 18th (155 yen 38 sen)
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