The weakening yen and rising bond yields are ramping up pressure on Bank of Japan policymakers to increase interest rates.

A dollar rally triggered by Republican Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election could heighten pressure on ...

The Bank of Japan should raise interest rates at least to 1% to roll back an "abnormally" huge stimulus that is causing ...

China inflation slowdown signals weaker Aussie dollar demand; softer prices may support an RBA rate cut in December.

This uncertainty has tempered expectations of an immediate rate hike, particularly in December. The bearish sentiment ...

Donald Trump’s US presidential election victory intensifies uncertainties for the Bank of Japan, with the yen’s weakening in the wake of the outcome a potential catalyst for a near-term rate hike if ...

Japan's five-year government bond yield soared to a 15-year high, driven by a weakening yen and speculation of a potential ...

Persistent weakness in the yen may also prompt the Bank of Japan to consider raising interest rates sooner than expected.

One nightmare scenario for policymakers would be a renewed plunge in the yen towards the three-decade trough near 162 to the dollar hit in July - a move that prodded the BOJ to raise interest ...

A weaker yen below JPY155 and toward JPY160 against the greenback could induce the Bank of Japan board to increase the policy ...

Yen weakened slightly against most other G-10 and Asian currencies in the morning session.