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USDJPY Technical Analysis – When will we get out of the range?
- The USDJPY pair has been stuck in a range for over a month despite many important events and data releases. What’s next?
Japanese media report the ruling party will hold a "full spec" vote, Why that's important.
- What is "full spec" and why does it matter? Rad on!
Japan's Akazawa says US tariffs on Japanese goods will be lowered by September 16th,
- We knew this already
USDJPY higher on PM Ishiba's resignation but well off the earlier highs
- The 50% of the move down from the August high held resistance
USD/JPY looks to close the opening gap as the session gets underway
- The pair is now tripping back lower after hitting a high of 148.57 earlier in the day
Japan's ruling LDP party making preparations to hold leadership vote on 4 October - report
- TBS Television reports on the matter
Yen may weaken as Japan leadership change clouds BOJ outlook, MUFG says
- Yen downside risks persist; successor choice could sway BOJ path and JPY crosses, with Takaichi seen as most dovish.
Japan sells 0.6 trillion yen in JGBs at enhanced-liquidity auction
- An enhanced-liquidity auction in Japan is when the government reissues existing JGBs to boost the supply of particular maturities that are in demand.
Japan’s Q2 GDP revised higher to 2.2%, fifth straight quarter of growth - recap
- Supportive for JPY and Japanese equities near term, though sustained recovery hinges on domestic demand resilience against U.S. tariff pressure.
Japan Q2 GDP: +0.5% q/q (preliminary was +0.3%)
- Economic growth data from Japan for Q2 2025
Japanese media reports that the ruling party leadership election could be in early October
- More or less locks in a Bank of Japan hold at their September 18 and 19 meeting
USD/JPY - we got a gap to fill!
- The yen gapped lower in the early hours of Monday here in Asia
USD/JPY update, around 148.10. ICYMI, JPY slammed lower after Japan PM Ishiba resigned
- Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba resigned on the weekend. The yen gapped lower.
Monday open levels, indicative FX prices, 8 September '25. Japan PM Ishiba quit, yen lower
- As is usual for a Monday morning, market liquidity is very thin until it improves as more Asian centres come online ... prices are liable to swing around, so take care out there.
Yen is off to a weak start with the resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba
- USD/JPY is around 148.22, from late Friday level around 147.35
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