The US dollar came under pressure due to weaker-than-expected US employment data last Friday, leading to increased speculation about the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut.

Austan Goolsbee, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, commented that the Fed might keep interest rates low longer than expected. However, an increasing unemployment rate could pressure the Fed to begin lowering interest rates.

As for the Japanese yen, there remains a risk of currency intervention. Reports suggest that the Bank of Japan may allocate approximately 6.0 trillion yen to support the yen, which has been continuously weakening.