USD/JPY -- 2026-06-02 | pill.finance

EURUSD1.1637-0.10%GBPUSD1.3459+0.05%USDJPY159.70+0.22%AUDUSD0.7159-0.30%XAUUSD4,525.60-0.77%XAGUSD75.57-0.07%USOIL91.47+4.70%US5007,600.0+0.26%NAS10030,513.9+0.60%US3051,078.9+0.09%BTCUSD70,898-3.64%ETHUSD2,001-0.17%NVDA224.36+6.26%TSLA415.88-4.57%AAPL306.31-1.84%MSFT460.52+2.28%META600.47-5.07%GOOGL376.37-1.04%AMZN261.26-3.47%EURUSD1.1637-0.10%GBPUSD1.3459+0.05%USDJPY159.70+0.22%AUDUSD0.7159-0.30%XAUUSD4,525.60-0.77%XAGUSD75.57-0.07%USOIL91.47+4.70%US5007,600.0+0.26%NAS10030,513.9+0.60%US3051,078.9+0.09%BTCUSD70,898-3.64%ETHUSD2,001-0.17%NVDA224.36+6.26%TSLA415.88-4.57%AAPL306.31-1.84%MSFT460.52+2.28%META600.47-5.07%GOOGL376.37-1.04%AMZN261.26-3.47%

LAST BRIEF 06:51 TRT

USDJPYUS Dollar / Japanese Yen

159.70

+0.22%

DATE: 2026-06-02

SUPPORT:159158.2

RESISTANCE:160.5161.2

AM2026-06-02 06:51 TRT

Past

What happened

USD/JPY rose 0.2% to 159.70, pressing toward its 52-week high as higher US yields (10Y 4.47%) outweighed the broadly softer dollar.

Why

Why it matters

The yield gap still favors the dollar versus a cautious BoJ, but proximity to 160 raises the risk of verbal MoF intervention.

Watch

What to watch

160.50 is the line markets watch for intervention rhetoric; US JOLTS and payrolls steer yields and the next leg.

HEADLINES

Why a Plunging Dollar Is Missing Out on the Relief RallyBarrons.com
How Markets Reacted to Trump's Iran Post, in ChartsThe Wall Street Journal

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