TREE NEWS reports: The dollar fell 0.10% against the yen to 157.24 in New York trading on Tuesday, September 29, with an intraday range of 157.72 to 156.98. The yen also gained against the euro and pound, which fell 0.35% and 0.29% versus the Japanese currency respectively, while the yen rose 0.05% against the offshore yuan.
Yen Rises 0.10% Against Dollar to 157.24 in New York Trading
AI take
The yen's broad gains — against the dollar, euro, pound and offshore yuan — point to a currency-specific move rather than dollar weakness alone. The intraday range is modest, so this reads as positioning or hedging flow, not a shift in regime. What matters is whether the yen can hold these levels, since a narrow move in thin New York trading often fades.
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