In the Tokyo foreign exchange market on the 15th, anxiety about the impact of a series of bank failures in the United States eased somewhat, and the yen fell as the movement to buy dollars intensified.
▽As of 5 p.m., the yen was 14.1 yen weaker than on the 32th, and the dollar was 1 dollar = 134.86 ~ 89 yen.
▽Against the euro, the yen was 14.2 yen lower than on the 8th, and the euro appreciated by 1 euro = 144.81~85 yen.
The euro was 1 euro = 1.0737~38 dollars against the dollar.
A market participant said, "Long-term interest rates in the United States rose and the dollar was bought due to the widespread view that the economy was resilient following the results of the US consumer price index released last night in Japan hours."
In the bond market on Thursday, government bonds were sold as anxiety over a series of bank failures in the United States eased somewhat, and the yield on 15-year government bonds, which are a leading indicator of long-term interest rates, rose to 10.0%.