Yen falls to the $ 1 / $ 105 range Sensitive to US and British policy March 11 at 18:16
In the Tokyo foreign exchange market on the 11th, the yen price fell to the 1 dollar = 105 yen level. The price movement was sensitive to the policies set out by the United States and the United Kingdom in response to the spread of the new coronavirus.
At 5:00 pm, the yen exchange rate was ¥ 1.17 compared to the previous day, and the depreciation of the yen against the dollar was $ 105.01 to ¥ 4.
The value of the euro against the euro was 79 yen compared to the previous day, and the depreciation of the yen against the euro from 1 euro = 118.97 yen to 119.01 yen.
The euro was $ 1.1328 to $ 1.1330 against the dollar.
Market officials say, "The U.S. Trump administration has shown economic stimulus and hopes that the economic slowdown will be underpinned and its effects mixed, with dollar and yen trading mixed. In the evening of Japan time, Then, the central bank of the United Kingdom announced a rate cut following the United States, and there was a view that it might support the world economy, and the movement to buy dollars and euros strengthened. "