Yen tilted lower in Asian trade away from November 14 highs versus the greenback, in a day that lacks major data releases from Japan and ahead of US GDP and housing data.
As of 05:37 GMT, USD/JPY rose 0.08% to 113.88, with a two-week high at 113.90, and a session-low at 113.60.
Now investors await the second reading for US GDP growth, expected at 3.6% in the third quarter, up from 3.5%, while GDP prices are estimated with a 1.7% increase, same as before.
The goods trade balance is expected with a deficit of $76.7 billion in October, compared to $76 billion in September, while wholesale inventories are estimated with a 0.5% increase.
US new home sales are estimated with a 4% increase to 575 million units in October, while finally, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is scheduled to deliver a speech titled "The Federal Reserve's Framework for Monitoring Financial Stability" at The Economic Club of New York.