The dollar was supported by rising U.S. yields on Tuesday, with the pressure being felt by low-yielding currencies such as China's yuan and...

Amid market uncertainties and political pressures, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida considers intervening to stabilize the yen ahead of the rul...

The BOJ is seen raising this year's price forecast at the next meeting on April 26 and project inflation to stay near its 2% target through...

U.S. new home sales fell 5.6% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 679,000 units in October, data showed, below the 723,000 units expect...

The dollar stood near a one-year high at 151.38 yen on Friday and touched one-week highs against the Australian and New Zealand dollars.

The U.S. dollar index, which gauges the currency against a basket of six counterparts, edged 0.07% lower to 102.38 in early Asia. On Thursd...

Asian shares experienced hesitation due to conflicting factors such as positive U.S. economic news and global growth concerns. The yen hit ...

Consisting of more than 1,000 trillion yen ($7.9 trillion) of debt, Japan's government bond market is one world's largest, but over the pas...

The safe-haven Japanese yen benefited from the nervous sentiment.

Americans are more excited about Europe, says Goldman Sachs.

The firming euro/dollar means the dollar is entering the phase where it will struggle to gain broadly, adding another factor boosting the o...

The dollar index stood at 80.02, down slightly on the day and not far from eight-month low of 79.627 hit on Thursday.

TEPCO requested the injection of 1 trillion yen in public funds as it teeters under the weight of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant...

The dollar sank to a fresh 14-year low against the yen Friday in Asia as worries about Dubai's debt mountain drove investors to buy safe ha...

The dollar slumped to a 14-year low point against the yen on Thursday, prompting fears that a further surge could hurt a fragile recovery i...

The dollar was under pressure against the yen in Asian trade on Tuesday due to US recession fears as a stream of bad news from the credit m...

Few countries would find fault with investors looking their way. That is, unless it’s Japan and the buyers in question are central banks.