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ForexMediumUpdated•Originally published 15 October 2026•Updated 16 October 2026•
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Japanese Yen Hits One-Week High Against Dollar Despite Hotter US PPI

Key Facts

1The USD/JPY pair declined by 0.30% to trade around the 157.85 level.
2The pair hit its lowest level in a week, pressured by a stronger Yen and falling US Treasury yields.

The USD/JPY pair declined by 0.30% to trade around the 157.85 level on October 15, 2026. FXStreet reported that the pair hit its lowest level in a week, pressured by a strengthening Japanese Yen and falling US Treasury yields.

The Yen remained resilient against the US Dollar despite US producer price inflation data coming in higher than anticipated. This strength is attributed to the decline in Treasury yields and persistent market caution regarding potential intervention by the Bank of Japan to support the currency.

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    Update: The USD/JPY pair held above the 157.50 pivotal support level on October 16, 2026. This stability followed remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, which helped define the pair's trajectory after its recent decline.

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