The Yen continues its weak trading pattern against major currencies, influenced primarily by low domestic interest rates. This makes the Yen less attractive to investors seeking higher returns elsewhere. Market analysts are closely monitoring the situation, predicting continued fluctuations in the Yen’s value as global economic conditions evolve.

The Bank of Japan’s monetary policy remains a key factor, with little indication of an imminent shift towards higher rates. This divergence in monetary policy between Japan and other major economies, such as the United States, is expected to maintain downward pressure on the Yen.

Traders are also factoring in geopolitical risks and global trade dynamics, which could further impact currency valuations. The Yen’s performance will likely be tied to broader economic trends and investor sentiment in the coming weeks.