The British Pound continued to weaken against the US Dollar, falling to around 1.3277 during Tuesday's European trading session, marking its lowest level in over three weeks, according to FX Street. This decline comes as investors focus on upcoming policy decisions from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England.

Meanwhile, the US Dollar strengthened, pressuring gold prices lower on Tuesday. The USD/JPY pair traded near 163.90, up 0.11% for the day, as markets anticipate the Federal Reserve's announcement on Wednesday and the Bank of Japan's policy update scheduled for Friday, FX Street reported.

For Japanese investors, these developments are particularly significant given the potential impact on currency volatility and cross-border investments, especially with the BoJ's upcoming decision that could influence the Yen's trajectory.