Overview
- The yen has reached a new 34-year low against the dollar, trading as low as 155.74.
- Bank of Japan's policy adjustments have had limited impact on stemming the yen's decline.
- Market speculations hint at possible further interventions, but effectiveness remains uncertain.
- Investors are closely monitoring the BOJ's upcoming decisions and any potential shifts in U.S. monetary policy.
- The persistent strength of the dollar and higher U.S. interest rates continue to drive the yen's depreciation.