As of 5:00 a.m. Japan time, the dollar was trading in a range of ¥158.32 to ¥158.33 and the euro in a range of ¥176.61 to ¥176.64. From the previous day, the dollar was up ¥0.02 and the euro was up ¥0.71.
In the latest foreign exchange update, the dollar/yen rate was fluctuating in the low ¥158 range as of 5:00, with the dollar trading between ¥158.32 and ¥158.33, up ¥0.02 from the previous day. The euro was trading between ¥176.61 and ¥176.64, up ¥0.71 from the previous day. These figures were reported by Kyodo News.
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