The hawkish former FRB governor Warsh has been appointed as the next FRB chair, and the dollar-yen rose to 154.79 yen.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen? or "Benesent"? The text: "ベッセント米財務長官が市場介入を否定、ドル円は4日ぶりに反発。" translates to: "U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen denied market intervention, USD/JPY rebounded for the first time in four days." Note: The name in Japanese "ベッセント"

Dollar yen falls sharply for the third day in a row.

Dollar/yen plunges sharply for the first time in four days.

The dollar/yen continues to rise marginally for the third day in a row.

With a rebound from a triple-yen drop, USD/JPY rebounded from the 157s to the 158s.

Amid the Japan-US triple-wip? Actually in English: "Amid the Japan-US triple decline/three-way depreciation, the dollar/yen moved from the 157 yen range to the 158 yen range." But verify: "日米トリプル安の中、ドル円は157円台から158円台で推移。" It means: "In the midst of a three

Dollar-yen falls on East–West tensions, but then trades with little movement around the 158 level.

From concerns over currency intervention by the government and the Bank of Japan, the USD/JPY fell to the 157 yen level.

USD/JPY remains firm around the 158 level following solid U.S. economic data.