On the 7th, the Tokyo foreign exchange market and the yen exchange rate have been modest.
The yen exchange rate as of 5 pm was 90 yen from 115.89 yen, which is 2 yen weaker than the 6th.
With respect to the euro, the yen depreciated by 19 yen compared to the 6th, and the euro was 1 euro = 131 yen, which was exactly 4 yen.
The euro was 1 euro = 1.1304 to 06 dollars against the dollar.
Market officials said, "US employment statistics released tonight in Japan time are said to affect the Fed's monetary policy, and investors are trying to determine this result. Aggressive trading was withheld and price movements were modest. "
In the bond market on the 7th, the long-term interest rate, which is a guideline for mortgage interest rates, has risen to 0.135%, the highest level in 10 months since March last year.
The long-term interest rates in the United States have been at a high level due to the fear that the Fed will accelerate the pace of interest rate hikes, and the movement to sell government bonds has intensified in Japan as well.