According to today’s foreign exchange order information, sell orders were lined up around ¥158 against the yen, while individual investors are mainly trading short term using market orders. Information as of 2026/11/4 17:00. For a basic overview only. The information is based on data provided by Gaika dot com.
The USD/JPY rate initially moved toward yen depreciation during Asian hours today due to the impact of the U.S. midterm elections, but then turned toward yen appreciation against a backdrop of falling stock prices and lower U.S. interest rates, with the yen appreciating to ¥157.383 against the dollar. It subsequently recovered to the lower ¥158 range as the risk-off yen-buying trend subsided. In terms of the trend in the foreign exchange market, a short-term recovery has been confirmed.
Current sell orders have been observed on the upside at ¥158.200, ¥158.350 and ¥158.450, with no other notable large orders. Individual investors are believed to be conducting short-term trading using market orders.