In the Tokyo market on the afternoon of the 23rd, dollar-yen held up after falling to ¥156.08 and began to recover. Yen buying has eased, but dollar buying remains limited as long-term U.S. Treasury yields continue to hold at low levels.
In the Tokyo market on the afternoon of the 23rd, dollar-yen rebounded after hitting a low of ¥156.08 and moved back into the ¥157 range. Yen buying driven by the previous day's stock-market decline has eased.
Major currencies have recovered against the yen, but dollar buying remains limited as long-term U.S. Treasury yields continue to trade at low levels. During the session, dollar-yen traded between ¥156.08 and ¥157.12, euro-yen between ¥175.20 and ¥176.17, and euro-dollar between $1.1209 and $1.1226.
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