DOLLAR TO YEN FORECAST 2024, 2025, 2026 - 2028
* Below are AI-generated predictions from:

Reference #1 - Longforecast.com
  Reference #2 - Pandaforecast.com

The following ranges below were posted on 4/25/2024. They will remain locked and not update.
We will update each prediction below , how accurate the range predictions were month by month.

MAY 2024

155 - 161 - Reference #1
150 - 159 - Reference #2

JUNE 2024

156 - 160 - Reference #1
150 - 156 - Reference #2

JULY 2024

158 - 163 - Reference #1
144 - 153 - Reference #2

AUG 2024

161 - 168 - Reference #1
150 - 153 - Reference #2

SEP 2024

159 - 166 - Reference #1
150 - 154 - Reference #2

OCT 2024

155 - 161 - Reference #1
151 - 157 - Reference #2

NOV 2024

157 - 161 - Reference #1
159 - 163 - Reference #2

DEC 2024

159 - 165 - Reference #1
159 - 166 - Reference #2

JAN 2025

163 - 170 - Reference #1
162 - 168 - Reference #2

FEB 2025

163 - 167 - Reference #1
163 - 170 - Reference #2

MAR 2025

165 - 173 - Reference #1
167 - 174 - Reference #2

APR 2025

170 - 177 - Reference #1
162 - 167 - Reference #2

MAY 2025

174 - 182 - Reference #1
164 - 170 - Reference #2

JUNE 2025

172 - 179 - Reference #1
166 - 172 - Reference #2

JUL 2025

175 - 183 - Reference #1
170 - 178 - Reference #2

AUG 2025

176 - 182 - Reference #1
171 - 179 - Reference #2

Some primary elements that could potentially influence the USD/JPY

A wide range of influences determines the USD/JPY exchange rate.
Some key elements could impact the USD/JPY exchange rate over the next year.

1. Interest Rate Differentials:

The USD/JPY exchange rate can be significantly affected by the gap in interest rates between the U.S. and Japan.

If the U.S. Federal Reserve hikes rates while the Bank of Japan maintains its rates at near zero, it’s likely that the dollar will strengthen against the yen.

2. Inflation Rates:

Significant differences in inflation have partly driven the U.S.-Japan interest rate differential.

If the U.S. inflation rate surpasses Japan's, the yen might depreciate against the dollar.

3. Economic Growth Rates:

The relative economic growth of the U.S. and Japan can also influence the USD/JPY exchange rate.

If the U.S. economy experiences faster growth than Japan’s, the dollar could appreciate against the yen.

4. Trade Balances:

The USD/JPY exchange rate can be affected by the relative size of U.S. and Japanese trade balances.

If Japan had a trade surplus with the U.S., the yen could appreciate.

5. Geopolitical Events:

The USD/JPY exchange rate can experience significant volatility due to political instability, natural disasters, and other unexpected events.

The forecast for the USD to JPY exchange rate over the next several months suggests a range of fluctuations.
It’s important to remember that currency forecasts are subject to change due to various economic factors and global events.

Therefore, these predictions should be taken as estimates rather than certainties.

Please Note: These are potential influences, and their impact can vary based on global economic conditions and policy decisions by the respective central banks. For precise forecasts, consulting with financial advisors or trustworthy financial news sources is advisable. Remember, all investments carry risks.