TREE NEWS reports: The dollar rose above 159 yen for the first time since September 2, gaining more than 0.4% on the day. The move marks the yen’s weakest level against the greenback in roughly three months, with the pair trading above the 159 line intraday.
USD/JPY Tops 159 for First Time Since September 2
The yen's slide past 159 per dollar returns the pair to territory last seen in early September, a level that previously drew official attention in Tokyo. For carry-oriented and dollar-funded positions, the move matters less as a headline than as a signal that rate differentials still dominate. The open question is whether this is a one-day extension or the start of a sustained leg, and whether verbal pushback from Japanese authorities follows the same pattern as before.
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