USD/JPY loses traction before reaching 110.00, declines toward 109.60

• USD/JPY rose to a daily high of 109.90 on Wednesday.
• 10-year US Treasury bond yield is down nearly 1% on the day.
• US Dollar Index retreats to 90.00 ahead of Fed's Beige Book.

After closing flat on Tuesday, the USD/JPY pair turned north and reached a daily high of 109.90 during the European trading hours but lost its momentum. As of writing, the pair was still up 0.18% on the day at 109.65.

Falling US T-bond yields weigh on USD/JPY

Earlier in the day, the renewed USD strength helped USD/JPY push higher. The US Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback's performance against a basket of six major currencies, advanced to 90.25 before turning flat on the day at 90.00 in the early American session.

In the absence of high-tier macroeconomic data releases, US Treasury bond yields seem to be impacting the USD's market valuation. The benchmark 10-year US T-bond yield, which gained 2% on Tuesday, is currently losing nearly 1% around 1.6%.

Meanwhile, Wall Street's main indexes trade near Tuesday's closing levels after the opening bell, suggesting that investors remain reluctant to take large positions ahead of this week's highly-anticipated May jobs report.

Later in the session, the Federal Reserve will release its Beige Book. Investors will look for fresh clues regarding price pressures in the 12 Fed distrcits.

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