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美元/日元价格预测：受美国疲软数据影响，下跌超过2%，跌至147.50以下。美元/日元本周将下跌0.18%，此前美国公布的就业报告低于预期，为避险需求打开了大门，推动日元走高。这一点，再加上美国国债收益率的下降，导致该货币对暴跌2%以上，从150.91左右跌至147.28。

USD/JPY Price Forecast: Slides over 2% on weak US data, tumbles below 147.50.The USD/JPY is set to end the week with losses of 0.18% after a worse-than-expected employment report in the United States (US) opened the gates for safe-haven demand, pushing the Japanese Yen higher. This, along with falling US Treasury yields, sent the pair plummeting more than 2%, from around 150.91 to 147.28.

美国就业数据疲软后，美元/日元跌至150以下——荷兰合作银行。荷兰合作银行外汇分析师Jane Foley报告称，在导致美国7月劳动力报告低于预期的几个小时内，美元/日元自4月初以来首次回到150.00以上的水平。

USD/JPY drops below 150 after soft US jobs data – Rabobank.For a number of hours leading to the softer than expected US July labour report, USD/JPY was back to trading above the 150.00 level for the first time since early April, Rabobank's FX analyst Jane Foley reports.

美元因非农就业低于预期而下跌：欧元/美元、英镑/美元、美元/加元、美元/日元分析。对之前报告的重大修订给美元带来了巨大压力。

U.S. Dollar Dives As Non Farm Payrolls Miss Estimates: Analysis For EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, USD/JPY.Major revisions of previous reports put significant pressure on the American currency.

周五，日元兑美元汇率从盘中早些时候触及的四个月低点150.9飙升至148.3，此前美国疲软的劳动力数据引发美元下跌。与此同时，美国总统特朗普今天对日本商品征收15%的关税，此前贸易协议将美国的关税从25%降低。特朗普重申了10%的全球关税，并对没有最终达成贸易协议的国家征收高达41%的高额互惠税，同时对转运货物征收40%的关税。与此同时，日本央行周四维持利率不变，但上调了本财年的通胀预期。政策制定者保持谨慎的基调，理由是对潜在通胀暂时下降的预期以及全球贸易风险的不确定性加剧

The Japanese yen surged to 148.3 per dollar on Friday from the four-month low of 150.9 touched earlier in the session after weak labor data in the US triggered a slide in the greenback. In the meantime, US President Trump today enforced tariffs of 15% on Japanese goods following the trade deal that lowered US tariffs from 25%. Trump reaffirmed a 10% global tariff and introduced steep reciprocal levies of up to 41% on countries without finalized trade deals, along with a 40% tariff on transshipped goods. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged on Thursday but raised its inflation forecast for the current fiscal year. Policymakers maintained a cautious tone, citing expectations of a temporary dip in underlying inflation and heightened uncertainty over global trade risks