USD/JPY Exchange Rate and Charts: Trade USDJPY on eToro

USD/JPY USDJPY

‎¥‎158.1420(0%)(1D)

USD/JPY Overview

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USD/JPY News

Action Forex • 09.10.26 • 11:59

USDJPY Still Lacks Direction Signal but Slightly Biased Higher

GuruFocus • 09.10.26 • 08:11

Citi Predicts Yen Intervention as USD/JPY Approaches 160

Action Forex • 09.10.26 • 03:10

USD/JPY Breakout Looms—Can Bulls Keep the Rally Alive?

USDJPY Chart

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Current Updates

The USD/JPY price today is ‎¥‎158.142, a ‎0‎% change in the last 24 hours and ‎0.10‎% in the past week. USD/JPY price changed by ‎3.50‎% in the past year.

USDJPY Key Metrics

Prev Close: ‎¥‎0
Day's Range: ‎¥‎158.056 -‎¥‎158.174
52 Week Range: ‎¥‎142.374 -‎¥‎163.984
1Y Return: 4.09%
Price Change YTD: 1.02%
All time high: ‎¥‎163.984

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What Is USD/JPY?

The USD/JPY currency pair measures how many Japanese yen (JPY) are needed to buy one United States dollar (USD). It is a major currency pair and is one of the most liquid and actively traded pairs in global forex markets.

Factors impacting this pair include monetary policy from the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan, as well as interest rate differentials, inflation trends, and investor sentiment toward safe-haven assets like the yen during periods of market volatility.