In the Tokyo market on the morning of the 12th, dollar-yen briefly rose to ¥159.38 but struggled to gain further, with the pair at one point pulled back to ¥159.19. Euro-yen traded in a range from the ¥183.75 level to around ¥183.91, while euro-dollar held within a range of 1.1537–1.1545.
In the Tokyo market on the morning of the 12th, dollar-yen briefly rose to ¥159.38 before slipping to ¥159.19 shortly after 9:00 a.m. The pair then recovered, rising to ¥159.38 at 10:00 a.m., but has since been pushed back to around ¥159.31.
Euro-yen fell as low as ¥183.76 before rising to ¥183.88. The pair softened to ¥183.78 in the 9:00 a.m. hour, but at one point extended its gains to ¥183.91. It has now been pushed back to around ¥183.83.
Euro-dollar rose to $1.1545 before slipping to $1.1537, and is currently around $1.1539. The dollar and euro are holding slightly higher levels against the yen than in the early morning, while the euro remains under pressure against the dollar.