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USD/JPY news for July 31, 2026

Bank of Japan held rates unchanged, citing inflation around or slightly above its 2% target, while market attention turns to Governor Ueda's guidance for policy signals. Separate reports mention suspected yen intervention and broader central bank decisions, leaving the yen's trajectory closely tied to the BOJ's inflation outlook and communication.

How the day unfolded

  1. The Bank of Japan held its policy rate at 1% as expected, while warning that underlying inflation may exceed its 2% target. The yen weakened after the decision, with EUR/JPY rallying above 185.00, and market focus now turns to Governor Ueda's guidance. Meanwhile, suspected intervention and the Fed's steady policy add to the complex backdrop for USD/JPY.

  2. The Bank of Japan held rates at 1%, sticking to its view of inflation around 2% but warning that underlying price pressures could exceed that target, drawing attention to Governor Ueda's guidance. The decision weighed on the yen, contributing to EUR/JPY's rally above 185.00, while USD/JPY remains influenced by the expected Fed hold and broader central bank divergences.

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