Japan's financial authorities are getting annoyed about the weak yen. And it's easy to see why. The currency early Wednesday ...

The yen fell to its weakest level in a year-and-a-half against the dollar on Wednesday on speculation about a potential snap ...

The Japanese yen rebounded from an 18-month low against the dollar on Wednesday as Japanese officials warned of potential ...

Japanese stocks surged, while the yen and government bonds slid on Tuesday, on rising expectations for a snap election next ...

Japan’s Nikkei 225 stock index hit a record high for a second day while the country's bond rout continued and the yen hit an ...

The Japanese yen tumbled to its weakest level against the U.S. dollar since July 2024 on Tuesday on concerns about looser ...

A major market risk continues to build in Asia, where a reported move by Japan’s new prime minister to consolidate her power ...

USD/JPY eyes 160 as Japan election risks and fiscal stimulus plans send JGB yields higher and weaken the yen despite growing ...

Speculation over snap polls and big spending plans weakens currency, pushing traders to brace for Tokyo’s next move ...

Japan’s finance minister issued a fresh warning to speculators after the yen weakened to its lowest level against the dollar ...

Japan's yen sinks to July 2024 lows as stocks hit record highs, reviving the classic weak-currency, strong-equities trade.

According to City Index analyst Fiona Cincotta, Takaichi’s election plans are negative for the yen because the prime minister favors loose monetary and fiscal policies.