Japanese Yen exchange rate today 5/30/2025: Japanese Yen recovers significantly around trade information

Domestic Japanese Yen exchange rate today May 30, 2025

* The Japanese Yen exchange rate at the State Bank's exchange office for buying and selling has slightly decreased, currently at: 162 VND - 179 VND.

In the "black market", the black market Japanese Yen exchange rate as of 4:30 a.m. on May 30, 2025 slightly decreased, trading around 177.64 VND/JPY.

Japanese Yen exchange rate today 5/30/2025: Japanese Yen recovers significantly around trade information

The Japanese Yen exchange rate on May 30, 2025 at most domestic banks continued to decrease sharply in both buying and selling directions.

The bank with the highest buying rate: Eximbank, at 176.27 VND/JPY, suitable for yen sellers.

The bank with the lowest selling rate: HSBC, at 181.17 VND/JPY, is favorable for yen buyers.

The biggest decrease: BIDV decreased by 1.82 VND (buy) and 1.85 VND (sell). Closely followed by HSBC with a decrease of 1.79 - 1.88 VND.

Techcombank recorded the lowest decrease: 0.75 VND (buy) and 0.69 VND (sell).

Japanese Yen Exchange Rate	May 30, 2025		Change from previous session
Bank	Buy	Sell	Buy	Sell
Vietcombank	172.28	183.23	-1.51	-1.61
Vietinbank	175.64	183.64	-0.98	-0.98
BIDV	174.64	182.81	-1.82	-1.85
Agribank	174.22	182.12	-1.26	-1.32
Eximbank	176.27	182.37	-1.01	-1.02
Sacombank	175.58	183.13	-1.16	-1.12
Techcombank	172.55	182.97	-0.75	-0.69
NCB	173.53	183.69	-1.53	-1.53
HSBC	173.52	181.17	-1.79	-1.88

USD/JPY exchange rate today 5/30/2025

In the international market, the USD/JPY exchange rate recorded at 4:30 was trading at 144.34 USD/JPY, down 0.32% compared to the closing price yesterday (May 29).

The Japanese yen (JPY) is currently weaker than its G10 peers, down about 0.2% against the US dollar (USD). However, entering the trading session on the night of May 29, the Japanese yen has recovered significantly after the previous weakness.

The move was largely driven by market sentiment around trade news, according to Shaun Osborne, head of foreign exchange strategy at Scotiabank.

One factor that could continue to influence the yen’s direction is the fourth round of trade talks between Japan and the United States, scheduled to take place in Washington. Although a U.S. court recently ruled some tariffs illegal, Japanese officials are expected to continue discussions.

In addition, the Japanese bond market is showing signs of stabilizing, and the interest rate differential between Japan and other major economies is also less volatile. This allows domestic economic factors to have a clearer influence on short-term exchange rate fluctuations.

Going forward, the yen is likely to be driven by a series of key economic data releases, including the employment report, Tokyo consumer price index (CPI), industrial production and retail sales, which will provide investors with further clues about Japan’s economic outlook and monetary policy going forward.

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