
USD/JPY held around 158 last week after strong US employment data, but gains were limited by profit-taking and caution about possible Japanese intervention near 159. Markets are watching US inflation releases, while stronger expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate increase and reduced BOJ hike expectations support dollar buying against the yen.
A wider expected US-Japan rate gap can keep the yen under pressure and raise Japanese import costs, including for feed ingredients; intervention concerns may restrain further dollar gains.
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