The Japanese Yen tumbled for the third-straight trading week (and sixth week of the past seven) against the US Dollar, breaking the psychologically significant �103 mark with seemingly no end in sight.

The Japanese yen fell to a four-year low against the U.S. dollar on Thursday as investors continue to welcome moves by the Bank of Japan to boost the nation's economy.

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The Japanese Yen is surging across the board on the back of renewed Japanese jawboning over the weekend, where comments from Japan's economic minister Mr. Amari appear to be having an immediate impact on the Yen ...

Financial leaders from the world's top seven developed economies are gathering in the U.K. to discuss how to shore up the global recovery just as the stimulus measures of one its members, Japan, has caused its currency to take a dramatic slide. Skip to ...

The rest of the world's economies? Not so much - not right away, at least. Japan's critics say it's manipulating its currency to give Japanese companies an unfair edge over foreign rivals. Japan says it's seeking to energize its economy, not lower the ...

Dollar Strengthens Against Japanese Yen. Jeff Macke analyzes the morning business headlines. 05:13 | 05/10/2013. RELATED TOPICS: Japan � Dell � Microsoft � Inflation.

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It's the hottest trade in the world right now: betting the Japanese yen will decline against the U.S. dollar. As part of the Japanese government's new "Abenomics" strategy to lift the Japanese economy out of a decade of deflation, the Bank of Japan ...

Shorting the yen has become the biggest consensus currency trade on the planet as investors bet that new Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his recently-appointed Bank of Japan Governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, are serious about new economic policies ...

The G20 and the G7 have both renewed a tacit support to Japan in its fight against deflation, which is considered favorable to global growth, despite the devaluation of the yen caused by massive injections of liquidity of the Japanese central bank (BoJ).