The Japanese Yen (JPY) weakened across the board on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) decided to maintain the status quo and stick to its ultra-loose monetary policy settings. The central bank also made no changes to its dovish policy guidance and disappointed some investors’ hopes for a language to signal a near-term shift away from negative interest rates. This, along with the recent risk-on rally across the global equity markets, weighed heavily on the safe-haven JPY and pushed the USD/JPY pair to a four-day high. The strong intraday positive move, however, ran out of steam just ahead of the 145.00 ... (full story)