The yen rose to the first half of the 155 yen range, and dollar sales dominated due to observations of lower US interest rates by the end of the year

On the morning of the 10th, the yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market rose to the first half of the $1 = 155 yen range. Since interest rate cut observations have intensified in response to the deterioration in the number of new unemployment insurance claims in the United States, dollar sales and yen purchases have become dominant. Meanwhile, yen selling pressure against the backdrop of supply and demand and interest rate differences between Japan and the US is also strong, and it seems that it will hold back the yen's upper price.