The U.S. dollar rose against the yen on Tuesday. Investors are shifting their attention to economic data expected after the U.S. government shutdown ends. In Asian trading, the yen fell to its weakest level since February.

Safe haven currencies, including the yen, have weakened in recent days amid hopes for a quick end to the U.S. government shutdown, boosting risk appetite.

Market participants expect the shutdown to end in the coming days after the Senate on Monday approved a compromise restoring funding for federal agencies and suspending President Donald Trump's campaign to cut the federal workforce. Nevertheless, the quotes of the pairUSD/JPY are still in the area of 154.40, and it is too early to talk about further growth.