In Tokyo trading on the morning of the 12th, dollar-yen rose to ¥159.38, with buying prevailing in the latter half of the session. Euro-yen was in the upper ¥183 range, while euro-dollar rose to $1.1545 before easing to around $1.1539, with the currencies showing mixed movements.
In Tokyo trading on the morning of the 12th, dollar-yen rose to nearly ¥159.30 at one point before falling to ¥159.19 shortly after 9 a.m. Buying then regained the upper hand, and dollar-yen was seen rising to ¥159.38 at 10 a.m. Euro-yen fell to ¥183.76 in morning trading, then rose to ¥183.91, softened back to ¥183.78 and subsequently rose again. Euro-dollar rose to $1.1545 before slipping to $1.1538, and is currently trading around $1.1539.
Amid these varied moves, the dollar has remained firm against both the euro and the yen, while the yen's weakness has also stood out. Trading ranges so far have been ¥159.19-¥159.38 for dollar-yen, ¥183.76-¥183.91 for euro-yen and $1.1537-$1.1545 for euro-dollar.