The Japanese yen continued to appreciate against the U.S. dollar during the final week of April, with the exchange rate slipping to a fresh monthly low.

The Japanese yen has once again started to deviate from its relationship with risk sentiment, re-coupling with the outlook for US interest rates.

G7 officials repeat their commitment to maintain a steady Japanese yen.

The low-yielding yen may face additional headwinds in the coming days as central bank curbs its outlook for future growth.

The Japanese yen appears set for continued weakness as the leading drivers of the currency.

The Japanese yen continued to lose ground against most of its major counterparts following the coordinated intervention by the Group of Seven.

The British pound broke out of its narrow range on Friday.

The Japanese yen was mixed against its major counterparts for most of this past week, but that all changed headed into Friday’s session.

The Japanese yen weakened against most of its major counterparts this past week and will likely continue its southern journey as risk appetite regain its footing.

The Japanese yen outperformed last week, rising against all of its major counterparts on the coattails of a sharp drop in risk appetite amid fears that turmoil in the Middle East will push up oil prices.