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Convert USD to JPY

US Dollar to Japanese Yen · live mid-market rate

1 USD = 158.1660 JPY -0.21%

Use the displayed USD/JPY reference rate to compare an exchange offer. Your provider may use a different rate and charge fees; check the quote timestamp and the final amount received.

1 JPY = 0.00632247 USD ·
1 USD = 158.1660 JPY -0.21%
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158.1660JPY
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USD to JPY conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 USD158.1660 JPY
5 USD790.8300 JPY
10 USD1,581.66 JPY
25 USD3,954.15 JPY
50 USD7,908.30 JPY
100 USD15,816.60 JPY
250 USD39,541.50 JPY
500 USD79,083.00 JPY
1,000 USD158,166.00 JPY
5,000 USD790,830.00 JPY

JPY to USD conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 JPY0.00632247 USD
5 JPY0.0316 USD
10 JPY0.0632 USD
25 JPY0.1581 USD
50 JPY0.3161 USD
100 JPY0.6322 USD
250 JPY1.5806 USD
500 JPY3.1612 USD
1,000 JPY6.3225 USD
5,000 JPY31.6124 USD
About this pair

USD/JPY: what to know

The USD/JPY rate shows how much JPY you get for 1 USD. Right now, 1 USD buys 158.1660 JPY at the mid-market rate. In the other direction, 1 JPY is worth 0.00632247 USD.

In the short term USD is driven mainly by Fed policy, US growth and global risk appetite, while JPY responds to Bank of Japan policy and global risk appetite.

The US Dollar (USD) is issued by Federal Reserve (Fed). Most of the world’s central-bank reserves are held in US dollars. The Japanese Yen (JPY) is issued by Bank of Japan. “Yen” literally means “round object”.

Available archived USD/JPY observations within the last 365 days range from 150.4200 to 163.8681, with a +4.23% change from the first to the last available sample. This is not necessarily a full year of observations or an intraday range.

Use this mid-market figure as your benchmark: compare it with the rate your bank or broker quotes, and the difference is the margin you would pay.

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