The US dollar has weakened against the Japanese yen, falling 0.3% to 153.80 yen, marking its lowest level since mid-February.
This decline pushes the exchange rate below the key threshold of 154 yen per dollar, a level closely watched by traders and analysts in the currency markets.
The move underscores ongoing volatility in the foreign exchange market as investors reassess monetary policy expectations and economic data from both the United States and Japan.
Market participants are now monitoring whether further downside pressure could emerge, potentially testing additional support levels in the coming sessions.
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