Japanese Yen exchange rate today April 18: World slightly decreased

Domestic Yen Exchange Rate

Today's Japanese Yen exchange rate surveyed on the morning of April 18, 2025 at banks, specifically as follows:

At Vietcombank , the Vietcombank Japanese Yen exchange rate is 174.92 VND/JPY and the selling rate is 186.04 VND/JPY.

At Vietinbank , the buying and selling Yen exchange rates are equivalent to 177.48 VND/JPY and 187.18 VND/JPY.

At BIDV bank, the buying and selling rates of Japanese Yen reached 177.65 VND/JPY and 185.91 VND/JPY, respectively.

At Agribank, the Japanese Yen buying and selling rates are 177.05 VND/JPY and 185.18 VND/JPY, respectively.

At Eximbank, the buying and selling rates are 178.46 VND/JPY and 184.62 VND/JPY, respectively.

At Sacombank, the buying and selling rates of Japanese Yen are 178.51 VND/JPY and 185.52 VND/JPY, respectively.

At Techcombank, the buying and selling rates are 174.58 VND/JPY and 187.3 VND/JPY, respectively.

At NCB bank, the Japanese Yen exchange rate is 175.65 VND/JPY for buying and 186.01 VND/JPY for selling.

At HSBC bank, the buying rate of Japanese Yen is 176.56 VND/JPY and the selling rate is 184.35 VND/JPY.

According to the survey, today's Japanese Yen exchange rate at Eximbank is the bank with the highest Japanese Yen buying rate and HSBC is the bank with the lowest Japanese Yen selling rate among the banks.

Black market rate

Today, April 18, 2025, surveying the black market, the Japanese Yen/VND exchange rate was traded at 180.19 VND/JPY for buying and 182.2 VND/JPY for selling.

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In the world market

In the Tokyo market, the Yen slightly decreased in the afternoon session on April 17, trading around 142 JPY/USD, compared to about 141.6 JPY/USD in the previous session.

Mr. Akazawa’s remarks have erased expectations of Japanese intervention to support the yen, leading to a rebound in the dollar, said Yujiro Goto, chief foreign exchange strategist at Nomura Securities. However, he also warned that uncertainty about the U.S. economy remains and the possibility of the JPY/USD exchange rate falling to 140 is still a trend that could continue.

The Japanese yen is facing the risk of further volatility in the coming period, especially when a meeting between the Japanese and US finance ministers is scheduled to take place next week.

Although the exchange rate issue was not included in the tariff negotiations between the two countries this time, it is likely to be discussed in the next rounds of negotiations, which could cause the yen's volatility to continue to increase.

Akazawa Ryosei, Japan’s minister in charge of economic revitalization, said the exchange rate issue was not raised in meetings with President Trump and members of the US cabinet, stressing that it was a topic that should be resolved between the two sides’ finance ministers, not at the national leadership level.

A meeting between Japanese Finance Minister Kato Katsunobu and US Treasury Secretary Bessent is expected to take place on the sidelines of the IMF meeting in Washington next week. If the US signals that it wants a weaker dollar, the market could react immediately and the yen could rise again.

Yusuke Matsuo, senior market economist at Mizuho Securities, said that bilateral financial talks between Japan and the United States next week will be crucial for the exchange rate. If the talks go in an unfavorable direction, the current rally in the dollar could be reversed. Therefore, investors should prepare for a scenario where the yen strengthens and the dollar weakens.

Although the two governments have agreed that exchange rate issues should be handled at the finance ministry level, markets still react strongly to political statements.

In a clear statement, Mr. Akazawa denied that Japan had ever deliberately weakened the yen to boost exports, thereby refuting President Trump's view that Japan was manipulating its currency to gain a trade advantage.

Source: https://baodaknong.vn/ty-gia-yen-nhat-hom-nay-18-4-the-gioi-giam-nhe-249804.html