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Investors waited anxiously to see if the Fed could clarify the outlook for policy without sending markets into a fresh frenzy.
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Lee Hardman, currency analyst at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, discusses the USD ahead of the FOMC meeting and says the USD/JPY correction is now "close to complete".
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The yen rose against the dollar to levels not seen since the Bank of Japan unleashed its aggressive stimulus in early April.
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The dollar recovered lost ground against the yen on Wednesday after a sharp sell-off the previous day as investors sought to buy at cheaper levels.
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The yen soared on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan decided not to announce additional measures to curb recent volatility in the bond market.
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The dollar rose sharply versus the yen on Monday, bolstered by stronger-than-forecast Japanese data and a Standard & Poor's upgrade to the credit outlook for the United States.
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Max Knudsen, chief market strategist at ADS Securities, explains with charts why he is positive on both the USD/JPY and GBP/USD for now.
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The dollar recovered on Friday from steep losses in the previous session after a government report showed a reasonably healthy pace of U.S. job creation in May.
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The dollar fell sharply against the yen and euro on Thursday, hitting levels not seen in months, as investors fretted that upcoming U.S. jobs data would disappoint.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli and Mark Grant of Southwest Securities talk about how the ECB's rate policy is impacting the euro, and what's behind the rally in the pound.
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The Bank of England voted to keep benchmark interest rates unchanged at 0.5 percent, at Mervyn King's final policy meeting as Governor.
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Geoffrey Yu, FX strategist at UBS, says the British pound is being "supported" and that it's likely to continue to underperform against the dollar but that EUR/GBP may have some more downside.
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The dollar weakened against most currencies on Wednesday after a report showed hiring in the U.S. private sector fell short of expectations last month.
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Steven Saywell, European head of FX strategy at BNP Paribas, discusses sterling following better-than-expected services PMI and whether central bank stimulus has peaked in the U.K.
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The dollar recovered against the yen on Tuesday as investors sought to take advantage of the previous day's cheapening to buy back the U.S. currency.
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Richard Perry, chief market strategist at Central Markets, discusses the U.S. dollar ahead of Friday's jobs report, and says he expects pressure on the EUR/USD trade to continue in the long-term.
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The dollar plunged against a broad swath of currencies on Monday as weak U.S. manufacturing data curbed expectations that the Fed will rein in its bond purchases soon.
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The dollar rose Friday and was headed for its eighth straight month of gains against the yen on robust U.S. economic data.
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David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, tells CNBC why the worst thing, incoming Bank of England governor, Mark Carney can do is more quantitative easing.
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Jesper Bargmann, Head of G11 SPOT FX, Asia Pacific at RBS Global Banking & Markets says the AUD will continue to trade as a proxy for growth in China.
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The U.K. could post better-than-expected GDP numbers over the next three years, thanks to a strong service sector, the British Chambers of Commerce said Friday.
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