Aluminum gains on dollar decline
The article discusses the rise of the Japanese yen against the dollar ahead of central bank meetings scheduled for next week. The yen benefited from a decline in expectations of a dollar rally due to weakened market confidence in the US currency, stemming from disruptions in debt and tech-related stock markets linked to artificial intelligence. Experts forecast that the US Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in October, with a potential hike in December, as investors await decisions from other central banks. The Japanese currency also showed an average gain to 157.3 yen per dollar, while other currencies such as the British pound and the Australian dollar remained stable. Meanwhile, the US dollar experienced fluctuations amid concerns about France's financial situation and the fragile energy supplies in Europe.
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