In the Tokyo foreign exchange market on the 30th, the beginning of the week, the yen exchange rate rose slightly due to the view that the Bank of Japan may further revise its monetary policy.
In the foreign exchange market on the 30th, the so-called "Reiwa Rincho", which is attended by experts such as economics and university professors, proposed a review of the "Joint Statement" signed by the government and the Bank of Japan 10 years ago. In response, there was widespread speculation that the Bank of Japan would make further adjustments to its monetary policy, and there were moves to sell the dollar and buy the yen.
The yen exchange rate at 5:00 pm was 129.59 yen to 129.59 yen to 61 yen to the dollar, 35 yen higher than last weekend.
In addition, against the euro, compared to last weekend, the yen rose by 50 yen, depreciating against the euro to 1 euro = 140.79 to 83 sen.
The euro was 1 euro = 1.0863 to 66 dollars against the dollar.
A market insider said, ``This week, there will be a series of important economic indicators such as the meeting to decide the monetary policy of the Federal Reserve, which is the central bank of the United States, and the announcement of important economic indicators such as employment statistics, so many investors will refrain from aggressive trading, and price movements will not increase. It was limited," he said.