On Tuesday, there was a general rise in yen, following financial lessening steps from Bank of Japan, which dissatisfied a few of the investors, who were looking forward for a violent rise in asset acquirements.

It has been for the second time in a month that BOJ has augmented its fiscal stimulus. Recent rise has been reported to be by 11 trillion yen ($138.5 billion).

Jane Foley, senior currency strategist at Rabobank, said, "It was a very skeptical response to the BOJ policy meeting, made worse by the fact they have revised lower the growth and inflation outlook.".

Further figures suggest that there was a decline in the value of dollar and it accounted for 79.25 yen, which was lower than its average maintained since the past 200 days of 79.52. Before the lowest hit, it dropped by 0.4% and closed at 79.45 yen.

A few strategists believe that the safety of the yen completely depend on the market players and what impact was laid by developments in United Sates and euro area on them and are they willing to take up any risks or not.

Following the easing of BOJ, the market will emphasize on whether Federal Reserve will take measures to deal with economic problems.