Data 10 November, analis Pepperstone Wu Dili said that the yen will continue to face pressure because the Japanese Bank Sentral is cautious about interest rate hikes and the actual Suku Bunga in the country is negative. He also said that as the market gradually digests the situation of Trump's re-election, the Fed's interest rate cuts and debt issues may once again become key driving factors in the direction of the US dollar, which may alleviate the pressure on the yen to a certain extent.