Japan ramps up intervention threats after yen
Japanese policymakers made fresh threats of intervention on Thursday after the yen tumbled past
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Japanese policymakers made fresh threats of intervention on Thursday after the yen tumbled past
As the Bank of Japan steps into currency markets for the first time in
The euro was hovering above Tuesday's two-decade low on Thursday as investors awaited a
The euro held near two-week highs versus the dollar on Wednesday on expectations of
Investors betting that Japan will have to quit its ultra-loose monetary policy are running
European shares opened higher on Tuesday, recovering slightly from last week's 17-month lows as
Japan's government and the central bank are "concerned" about recent sharp yen declines and
The Bank of Japan is dropping hints the recent rise in inflation may prove
Japanese policymakers escalated their warnings against sharp yen falls with the finance minister saying
The U.S. dollar index strengthened to 100 for the first time in nearly two