TOKYO (Reuters) - The yen jumped as much as 1% to a six-week high at 150 per dollar on Friday, after faster than expected ...

The dollar edged up from a two-week low against its major peers in holiday-thinned trading on Thursday, though the yen headed ...

The U.S. dollar fell to a one-week low against its major peers on Wednesday as investors grew cautious about President-elect ...

Asian shares slipped on Friday while the yen was aiming for its best week in four months as strong local inflation data had ...

The yen extended gains through the key psychological level of 150 against the dollar as the market priced in a greater chance ...

The euro clung to its sharpest rise in four months on Thursday following hawkish remarks from a central bank policymaker, ...

Australian and Japanese shares fell, while contracts for Hong Kong and US equity futures rose. Cash trading in stocks and ...

The yen is outperforming its peers so far this week as traders position for the yield gap between the US and Japan to narrow ...

As Japan’s services PMI tops 50 and inflation stirs debate, USD/JPY slips below 153. US Personal Income & Outlays data holds ...

Indian stock market expected a muted opening on Friday as GIFT Nifty declined amid weak global cues. Asian equities fell with ...

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The dollar backpedaled from two-year highs on Monday, while U.S. Treasury markets cheered Donald Trump's pick of hedge fund ...