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(Bloomberg) -- The yen extended its drop on Thursday after new Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba jolted foreign exchange markets the day before by saying the economy isn’t ready for another ...

The yen carry trade unwind may accelerate with Shigeru Ishiba's election as Japan's Prime Minister, favoring rate normalization. The yen has strengthened significantly across global currency pairs ...

Q: What is the Dollar worth against the Yen? A: One Dollar is worth 152.0331 Yen today Q: Is the Dollar going up or down against the Yen? A: Today's exchange rate (152.0331) is lower compared to ...

In the month since the Canadian retailer announced its buyout offer for Seven & i Holdings, the largest in Japanese history, the yen has staged a head-turning rally. That surge, compliments of a ...

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. is planning its second yen bond sale this year, fueling gains in trading houses on speculation it’s looking to boost investments in Japan. BofA ...

Q: What is the Yen worth against the Philippine Peso? A: One Yen is worth 0.3841 Philippine Pesos today Q: Is the Yen going up or down against the Philippine Peso? A: Today's exchange rate (0.3841 ...

Japan is concerned about the weak yen, but its policy options for responding are limited as a global recession looms. A widening gap between Japanese and U.S. interest rates has been a main cause ...

The Japanese yen rose sharply against the US dollar in Tokyo on Friday, after the main ruling Liberal Democratic Party chose Ishiba Shigeru as its new leader. Ishiba is a former secretary-general ...

(Bloomberg) -- A yen-centered carry trade that helped fuel a market meltdown in August is back on investors’ radars. Most Read from Bloomberg The Corner Store Comeback A Housing Crisis Brews in ...

LONDON, Sept 30 (Reuters) - What a wild quarter for the markets! The yen's strongest run since the 2008 global crash, central banks swivelling at speed, oil diving, gold shining and China spraying ...

December contracts for the blue-chip Nikkei 225 stock gauge slid 3.2% to 38,145.00 as of 5:20 p.m. in Tokyo on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on the yen gains.