Share: The GBP/JPY is grinding towards 186.00 as Bank of Japan confirms dovish stance. BoJ to continue massive bond purchases despite new operations. GBP/JPY tips into a fresh 9-week high for Monday. The GBP/JPY continues to climb with the Japanese Yen (JPY) continuing to get pushed into the floorboards by the Bank of
Share: USD/JPY is back below the 150.00 level. Nonetheless, economists at MUFG Bank expect the pair to rise further. Yen sellers will remain reassured until the next BoJ policy meeting in December Rising US interest rates continue to put upward pressure on the USD/JPY. Concerns about currency intervention by the Japanese authorities have
Share: Japanese Yen continues its recovery into the weekend on potential for divergent monetary policy. BoJ has started normalizing policy as other central banks are close to reaching the end of their tightening cycles. USD/JPY declines sharply after Nonfarm Payrolls miss brings into doubt further Fed rate hikes. The Japanese Yen (JPY)
Share: USD/JPY remains confined in a narrow range through the Asian session on Friday. Traders opt to wait on the sidelines ahead of the crucial US monthly jobs report. The divergent Fed-BoJ policy outlook continues to act as a tailwind for the major. The USD/JPY pair struggles to build on the overnight modest
© Reuters. Investing.com– Traders remained on edge over any potential intervention in currency markets by Japanese authorities, as the yen plummeted to a one-year low after the Bank of Japan disappointed markets with only minimal changes to its yield curve control policy. The slid 1.7% on Tuesday to 151.77- its weakest level against the dollar
© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Japanese Yen and U.S. dollar banknotes are seen in this illustration taken March 10, 2023. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss NEW YORK (Reuters) – The yen plummeted across the board on Tuesday, dropping to a 15-year low against the euro and a new one-year trough versus the dollar, after a
JAPANESE YEN FORECAST The Japanese yen depreciates sharply against the U.S. dollar and the euro after the Bank of Japan maintains its policy of negative rates and only modestly tweaks its yield curve control program Japan’s Ministry of Finance says it has not intervened in the FX market recently This piece examines the crucial technical
The currency pair maintained its position above the 149.00 marker during the early Asian trading hours on Tuesday, registering a daily change of 0.04%. This stability comes in light of speculation around the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) potential alterations to its Yield Curve Control (YCC) approach, as suggested by a report, which has lent support
There will definitely be a lot to say, now especially as the Japanese yen has fallen in the aftermath of their policy decision today. But I reckon Ueda will continue to maintain that they do acknowledge firmer inflation developments but they’re not at a point yet to abandon easy policy altogether. Essentially, it should be
Share: The Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) published its quarterly outlook report, following its October policy meeting, with key highlights noted below. Key takeaways (via Reuters) Japan’s economy likely to continue recovering moderately. Inflation likely to slow, then re-accelerate as wages rise, inflation expectations heighten. Uncertainty over Japan’s economic, price outlook very high . Must be vigilant to
