The price of Japanese Yen today, November 26, 2025, decreased sharply due to the difference in US-Japan interest rates.

Yen prices increased slightly today at some domestic banks, but in the international market, the Yen continued to weaken strongly due to the difference in US-Japan interest rates.

Domestic Japanese Yen exchange rate increased slightly at some banks

The Yen price market on the morning of November 26 recorded a slight increase at some commercial banks. Eximbank is currently the place with the highest Yen buying price at 165.97 VND/JPY, while Techcombank has the lowest buying price at 162.20 VND/JPY.

On the selling side, VietinBank listed the highest price at 174.01 VND/JPY, while HSBC maintained the lowest price at 170.82 VND/JPY. The difference between banks shows that Yen trading flow is quite cautious in the context of strong fluctuations in the international market.

In the free market, the Yen price is recorded as stable at around 170.77 VND/JPY. Foreign currency exchange points on Ha Trung Street ( Hanoi ) still maintain a certain number of customers, mainly for popular currencies such as USD, Euro and Japanese Yen. However, people are advised to only conduct foreign currency transactions at licensed locations.

Yen weakens in international markets, Tokyo risks intervention

In the international market, the Yen price traded around 156.6 JPY/USD in Tuesday's session, recovering slightly from the previous session thanks to expectations that Japan could intervene to stabilize the foreign exchange market.

Prime Minister Takuji Aida said Tokyo is ready to act if the yen continues to fall, a stance echoed by Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda and Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama.

Global markets traded cautiously this week due to the US holiday, resulting in low liquidity. The Yen has been falling steadily since early October following the announcement of a large fiscal package and Japan's continued ultra-loose monetary policy.

Yen Price Forecast: Depends on Tokyo and Fed's Moves

In the short term, the yen is likely to remain highly reactive to statements from Japanese officials and economic data from the US. If Tokyo sends a clear signal of intervention, the yen could continue to recover.

However, downward pressure remains high as the US-Japan interest rate gap has not narrowed. Investors are waiting for the next meeting of the Bank of Japan to assess the possibility of policy changes, thereby determining a new direction for the Yen.

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