On Monday, June 29, the Japanese yen fell to its lowest level in 40… (иена · доллар · японский)

On Monday, June 29, the Japanese yen fell to its lowest level in 40 years at 161.97 yen per dollar. Trading in New York, the Japanese national currency dropped 0.1% against the dollar, reaching 161.9 yen.

Consensus

• The Japanese yen fell to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar since 1986 on June 29, 2026.
• The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to a maximum level since 1995 in mid-June 2026.
• The yen's depreciation is linked to expectations of higher U.S. interest rates.

Points of divergence

• The yen's depreciation increases costs for importing oil and gas, affecting consumers. — vm
• The Bank of Japan's decision to abandon negative interest rates contributed to the yen's weakness. — vm
• The Russian Central Bank set the official dollar rate above 77 rubles on June 26, 2026. — vm
• The Russian Central Bank's dollar rate is expected to rise to 80 rubles by early July 2026. — vm

Coverage (3 sources)

• Japanese Yen Plummets to 40-Year Low — Вечерняя Москва
• Yen hits lowest level against the dollar since 1986 — Ведомости
• Japanese yen falls to 1986 low against the dollar — Коммерсантъ

Key entities

• USA
• Bloomberg
• Bank of Japan
• Federal Reserve System
• Interfax
• Japan
• New York
• The Authorities
• FRS
• Bank
• NHK
• Альфа-Форекс
• Спартак Соболев
• Иена
• Russia