Yen exchange rate slight price movement Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda's remarks return the yen to depreciation, but it is sluggish

In the Tokyo foreign exchange market on the 26th, the beginning of the week, the yen exchange rate moved slightly.

The yen exchange rate at 5:00 pm was 132.65 to 81 sen to the US dollar, 13 sen depreciation compared to last weekend.

In addition, against the euro, 1 euro was 141.5 to 9 sen, a 24 sen depreciation compared to last weekend.

The euro was 1 euro = 1.0626 to 29 dollars against the dollar.

A market insider said, "Last week, the BOJ announced revisions to its monetary easing measures, and the yen exchange rate was moving in the direction of appreciation due to concerns about further revisions. By reiterating its intention to continue easing, the yen has returned to a weaker direction.However, the Christmas holidays continue in Europe and the United States, and the number of market participants is low, so trading itself is sluggish."