The central dollar-yen rate published by the Bank of Japan for the 27th was ¥157.65, indicating a weaker yen than the previous day. Trading volume for the previous business day was $3.419 billion for dollar-yen and $399 million for euro-dollar, while the yen index fell to 73.90 from 74.11.
The central dollar-yen rate on the 27th was ¥157.65, indicating a weaker yen than on the previous business day. The new central rate was ¥157.65, compared with ¥157.20 the previous day.
Dollar-yen trading volume for the previous business day was $3.419 billion, while euro-dollar trading volume was $399 million. The yen index was 73.90, down from 74.11 the previous day.
The yen index follows the methodology used by the Bank for International Settlements to calculate the effective exchange rate (Broad Index).
The tabular comparison shows the 27th's central dollar-yen rate of ¥157.65 versus ¥157.20 the previous day, dollar-yen trading volume of $3.419 billion, euro-dollar trading volume of $399 million, and the difference between the yen index readings of 73.90 and 74.11.