周三，日元兑美元汇率在连续三个交易日下跌后保持在145.2左右，因为一系列令人失望的经济指标打压了市场情绪。在美国关税的压力下，5月份出口八个月来首次下降，而进口下降幅度超过预期。4月份核心机械订单大幅下降，6月份制造业情绪恶化，突显出对国内需求的担忧日益加剧。在政策方面，日本央行周二维持利率不变，并表示将逐步缩减资产负债表，重申其对退出刺激计划的谨慎立场。日本央行行长上田和夫重申，日本央行正在密切关注经济状况和全球贸易动态，并在必要时保留未来加息的选择权。有报道称，石破慎太郎总理和唐纳德·特朗普总统在加拿大举行的七国集团峰会上未能达成关税协议，这加剧了日元的压力。

The Japanese yen held around 145.2 per dollar on Wednesday after falling for three straight sessions, as a series of disappointing economic indicators weighed on sentiment. Exports declined in May for the first time in eight months under the strain of US tariffs, while imports fell more than expected. April’s core machinery orders slumped, and manufacturing sentiment deteriorated in June—highlighting mounting concerns over domestic demand. On the policy front, the Bank of Japan left interest rates unchanged on Tuesday and signaled a gradual approach to balance sheet reduction, reaffirming its cautious stance on stimulus withdrawal. Governor Kazuo Ueda reiterated that the BOJ is closely monitoring economic conditions and global trade dynamics, keeping the option open for future rate hikes if needed. Adding to the pressure on the yen, reports emerged that Prime Minister Ishiba and President Donald Trump failed to reach a tariff agreement during the G7 summit in Canada.