Japanese Yen edges higher on intervention fears; USD/JPY eyes weekly low on weaker USD

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The USD/JPY pair struggles to capitalize on the previous day's modest gains and meets with a fresh supply during the Asian session on Thursday. Spot prices drop to the 158.70-158.65 region in the last hour and remain close to the weekly trough, touched on Tuesday amid a bearish US Dollar (USD).

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/ The Japanese Yen is rising due to fears of market intervention and a weaker US Dollar.
/ USD/JPY pair struggled to maintain gains and dropped to a lower value during the Asian session.
/ The value remains close to the lowest point of the week, indicating a bearish trend for the US Dollar.

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Japanese Yen edges higher on intervention fears; USD/JPY eyes weekly low on weaker USD

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