Japanese Yen futures traded lower for a fourth consecutive session following the Federal Reserve’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged at its October meeting. Despite two dissents in favor of a quarter-point hike and rising probabilities for a December increase, the wide interest rate differential between the U.S. and Japan continues to exert downward pressure on the yen. Markets now turn to the Bank of Japan, which is widely expected to hold rates steady, placing additional focus on Governor Kazuo Ueda’s upcoming press conference for clues on the timing of future tightening.