TOKYO (Reuters) - The yen jumped as much as 1% to a six-week high at 150 per dollar on Friday, after faster than expected ...

The dollar edged up from a two-week low against its major peers in holiday-thinned trading on Thursday, though the yen headed ...

The U.S. dollar fell to a one-week low against its major peers on Wednesday as investors grew cautious about President-elect ...

The yen jumped as much as 1% to a six-week high at 150 per dollar on Friday, after faster than expected inflation in Tokyo ...

Speculation that the Bank of Japan was headed for a December interest rate increase after a hot inflation reading drove the ...

The euro clung to its sharpest rise in four months on Thursday following hawkish remarks from a central bank policymaker, ...

The Japanese yen rose to a six-week high against the dollar Friday. While trading was thin because of the Black Friday ...

The swaps market is now factoring in a 63% chance of a BOJ rate hike in December, twice the odds at the start of the month.

The dollar index slipped to a two week low below 106 mark on Friday giving up its recent streak of gains near two year high that was triggered by Trumps victory in the US Presidential elections.

The yen is outperforming its peers so far this week as traders position for the yield gap between the US and Japan to narrow ...

The dollar came under extra pressure after revised data showing gross domestic product rose at a 2.8% rate in the third ...