Japan===Japanese yen

The Japan===Japanese yen weakened against the United States===United States dollar as Japan is a net energy importer, making its currency vulnerable to the inflationary pressures from surging oil prices.

The Japan===Japanese yen weakened against the U.S. dollar, reaching its strongest level since January, as Japan is a net energy importer and its currency is shunned in times of energy-driven inflation.

The Japan===Japanese yen has weakened against the United States===United States dollar, flirting with the 160 per dollar level, as investors seek the United States===United States dollar as a more reliable haven during the geopolitical turmoil.

The Japan===Japanese yen traded at 155.54 to 155.41 per dollar, retracing about half the gains it made on the greenback. Pressure on the yen is expected due to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's agenda for fiscal loosening.

The Japan===Japanese yen has experienced fluctuations, partly due to concerns about Sanae Takaichi's proposed tax cuts and their potential impact on Japan's public finances. A weaker yen has contributed to rising import prices and cost-of-living issues for households.