Dollar gains, yen dips after U.S. jobs data release
NEW YORK >> The dollar rose in choppy trading today after data showed that U.S. job growth slowed in January but that the unemployment rate edged down to 4.0%, giving the U.S. Federal Reserve cover to hold off cutting interest rates until at least June.
The dollar edged up on Thursday, but stayed close to recent lows, as traders weighed receding trade war risks and looked ...
Farm Payroll announcement in the United States came out with a lower headline number, but stronger and more hawkish internals ...
The yen is on track for its fourth straight weekly gain against the dollar as spending data on Friday added to signs that the ...
The Japanese yen is in negative territory on Friday. This follows a two-day rally which saw the yen jump 1.9% and hit a three ...
The yen could strengthen beyond 150 against the dollar as the BOJ moves against the global tide of rate cuts, said SMBC Nikko Securities.
The US dollar has been a bit soft in the early hours of Wednesday, but at this point, we are starting to approach significant ...
The yen climbed to an eight-week top versus the U.S. dollar on Thursday after a Bank of Japan policy board member advocated ...
The USD/JPY plummeted 175 pips on Wednesday, posting losses of over 1.13% as the pair cleared the Ichimoku Cloud (Kumo). This ...
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