<p>This week, the US dollar against the Japanese yen has cumulatively fallen by 0.12%, closing at 144.47 yen in New York on Friday (July 4). On July 1, it dropped to 142.68 yen before the US stock market opened, followed by a period of low-level fluctuations. It significantly surged when the US non-farm payroll report was released on July 3, quickly rebounding to 145.23 yen.
The euro against the yen has cumulatively risen by 0.44%, reporting 170.22 yen; the British pound against the yen fell by 0.64%, reporting 197.194 yen. On July 2, it plummeted due to the tense political situation in the UK, and on July 3, it surged when the non-farm payroll report was released, forming a significant U-shaped trend</p>

<p>This week, the US dollar against the Japanese yen fell by 0.12%, closing at 144.47 yen in New York on Friday. On July 1, it dropped to 142.68 yen before the US stock market opened, followed by low-level fluctuations. When the US non-farm payroll report was released on July 3, it significantly surged to 145.23 yen. The euro against the yen rose by 0.44%, reporting 170.22 yen; the British pound against the yen fell by 0.64%, reporting 197.194 yen, due to the tense political situation in the UK, then rebounded when the non-farm payroll report was released, forming a significant U-shaped trend</p>

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