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The yen approaches 150 per dollar, driven by a dovish Bank of Japan and declining industrial production.

The Japanese yen remains volatile amid a hawkish BoJ policy and fluctuating consumer confidence.

The Japanese yen is experiencing a pullback due to mixed export data and trade tension with the U.S.

Economic data shows contraction in Japan's manufacturing and service sectors, leading to downward pressure on the yen.

Investors await BoJ interest rate decision for potential impact on the Japanese yen.

The Japanese yen is strengthening, impacting carry trades and higher yielding currencies.

The USD/JPY is affected by diverging monetary policies and trade tensions, influencing demand for both currencies.

Stronger U.S. inflation data has led to notable gains in USD/JPY, surpassing the 154.00 level.

The USD/JPY pair's rise is driven by weakness in the Japanese yen and skepticism about the BoJ's interest rate plans.

The divergence in economic policies between the U.S. and Japan is impacting currency valuations, particularly the weakening of the Japanese yen against the U.S. dollar.

The USD/JPY decline reflects a return to balanced market ranges amid economic and monetary policy adjustments.

Global stock markets' uptrend weakening the Japanese Yen and supporting USD/JPY pair

The US dollar's future is uncertain due to trade policy ambiguities and the impacts of potential tariffs.

Makoto Sakurai rules out rate hikes in 2022, potential hike in March 2023.

The yen rebounded against the US dollar amidst intervention speculations.