Dollar-yen recovered in Tokyo on the afternoon of the 8th, reaching 153.80 yen per dollar by 5:00 p.m. after touching a daily low of 152.89 yen and trading as high as 154.39 yen. The rebound followed a decline of more than 7 yen from the month's highs, encouraging bargain-hunting, while the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose to around 4.804% in after-hours trading. EUR/USD remained pressured, ending at $1.1613 after moving between $1.1610 and $1.1636, as higher U.S. long-term yields weighed on the euro. EUR/JPY traded at 178.61 yen, within a daily range of 177.86 to 179.47 yen, after its recovery lost momentum amid weakness in EUR/USD. Market participants remained focused on U.S. monetary policy signals and economic indicators, with long-term Treasury yields continuing to influence dollar-yen direction.