The Japanese Yen exchange rate continued its downward trend in the weekend session

Yen exchange rate in the country today 24/ 3 / 2024

Today's Japanese Yen exchange rate surveyed on the morning of February 24, 3 at banks, specifically as follows:

At Vietcombank, Japanese Yen exchange rate Vietcombank has a buying rate of 158,70 VND/JPY and a selling rate of 167,97 VND/JPY, down 0,71 VND on the buying side and down 0,76 VND on the selling side.

At Vietinbank, the Yen exchange rate increased by 0,34 VND on the buying and selling sides, equivalent to 159,4 VND/JPY and 169,1 VND/JPY.

At BIDV Bank, the Japanese Yen exchange rate decreased by 0,51 VND on the buying side and decreased by 0,56 VND on the selling side, reaching 159,3 VND/JPY and 167,8 VND/JPY, respectively.

At Agribank, the Japanese Yen exchange rate on the buying and selling sides is 159,61 VND/JPY and 167,69 VND/JPY - down 1,11 VND on the buying side and down 1,2 VND on the selling side.

At Eximbank, a decrease of 0,56 VND on the buying side and a decrease of 0,58 VND on the selling side, the prices are 161,06 VND/JPY and 165,75 VND/JPY respectively.

At Techcombank, the Japanese Yen exchange rate decreased by 0,41 VND on the buying side and decreased by 0,4 VND on the selling side with prices of 156,0 VND/JPY and 169,41 VND/JPY respectively.

At Sacombank, the Japanese Yen exchange rate decreased by 0,6 VND on the buying and selling sides, respectively at 161,44 VND/JPY and 166,51 VND/JPY.

At NCB Bank, the Japanese Yen exchange rate is 159,59 VND/JPY on the buying side and 167,31 VND/JPY on the selling side (corresponding to a decrease of 0,69 VND on the buying side and a decrease of 0,66 VND on the selling side). sell).

At HSBC Bank, the Japanese Yen exchange rate decreased by 1,34 VND on the buying side and decreased by 1,4 VND on the selling side, at 159,4 VND/JPY and 166,43 VND/JPY, respectively.

According to a survey by Industry and Trade Newspaper, Today's Japanese Yen exchange rate at Sacombank is the bank with the highest Japanese Yen buying rate , and Eximbank is a bank has the lowest selling rate among banks.

At 5:00 a.m. on February 24, 3, the summary of Yen/VND exchange rates at some banks is as follows:

On the "black market", Black market Japanese Yen exchange rate as of February 24, 3 this morning as follows:

Black market on March 24, 3

So is the black market Yen exchange rate increasing or decreasing today?

Today, March 24, 3, surveying the black market, the Japanese Yen/VND exchange rate decreased by 2024 VND on the buying side and decreased by 0,29 VND on the selling side, respectively trading at a buying level of 0,09 VND/JPY and the selling price is 168,82 VND/JPY.

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Yen exchange rate today February 24, 3

Forecasting Yen exchange rate trend

The Japanese yen held at around 151,5 per dollar, hovering near a four-month low as the dollar strengthened on bets that the US Federal Reserve's (FED) monetary policy could remains restrained even as other major central banks begin cutting interest rates.

Domestically, investors digested data showing that Japan's core and headline inflation rates rose to a four-month high of 4% in February, supporting the decision to stop ending negative interest rates of the Bank of Japan.

Earlier this week, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) raised interest rates from -0,1% to 0%, for the first time since 2007 and ended eight years of negative interest rates amid rising wages and high inflation.

The central bank also abandoned yield curve control, ended purchases of ETFs and J-REITs, and reduced bond purchases. However, BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda said the central bank will maintain an accommodative stance for a while, keeping interest rates at 0%.