In the Tokyo foreign exchange market and the yen exchange rate on the 19th after the consecutive holidays, the observation that the pace of monetary tightening in the United States will accelerate further has once receded, and there is a movement to buy back the yen that was sold recently and 1 dollar = The price has risen to the latter half of the 137 yen range.
The yen exchange rate as of 5 pm was 1.18 yen and the yen's appreciation against the dollar was 1 dollar = 137.73 yen to 75 yen compared to last weekend.
Compared to last weekend, the euro was 1.74 yen, and the depreciation of the yen was 1 euro = 141.4 yen to 8 yen.
The euro was 1 euro = 1.0240 to 42 dollars against the dollar.
Market officials said, "The yen depreciated to the 139 yen level last week from the observation that US monetary tightening will accelerate further to curb record inflation, but consumption and prices announced last weekend. This observation has receded once in response to the results of economic indicators, and as a result, there has been a move to buy back the yen, which had been sold rapidly recently. "