Yen weakens as global central banks turn hawkish

The Japanese yen slipped against the dollar on Tuesday as traders expected domestic interest rates to lag behind major global peers. Markets weighed potential intervention risks alongside shifting monetary policies.

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The USD/JPY exchange rate slipped to 157.47 during Tuesday's Asia session as traders sold the yen amid a widening interest rate gap with United States peers. The currency decline persisted despite warnings of possible market intervention by Japan authorities. Policymakers face pressure as global central banks signal further monetary tightening.

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