The Bank of Japan met and eased their yield curve control on the 10 year effectively expanding their tolerance by a further 50 basis points to 1.0%. That news – and the other news this week – has the pair moving back toward a neutral level after up-and-down-volatility. The pair is trading near the 38.2%
Share: The pair stands rose nearly to 150.00 after four consecutive days of losses. USD/JPY surrendered earlier gains after the BOJ’s Monetary Policy Statement reaffirmed its ultra-loose policy. Core PCE from the US retreated to 4.1% YoY in June, fueling a decrease in US yields. At the time of writing, the USD/JPY pair is
The S&P 500 has pared its intraday gain to 28 points, or about half of what it was a few hours ago. There’s no correlation with USD/JPY today as BOJ-inspired flows dominate instead. That pair is at the highs of US trading, up 147 pips to 104.91. For US stocks, a fall into the opening
The USDJPY traded to a new low today, and also equaled the high for the week. The day has been volatile, but is more bullish heading into the close and the new trading week. What does the price action and technicals say for next week’s trading? This video will define the bias, and outline the
Markets: Gold up $14 to $1958 US 10-year yields down 4.9 bps to 3.96% WTI crude oil up $0.33 to $80.42 S&P 500 up 45 points, or 1.0%, to 4608 GBP leads, JPY lags The Bank of Japan offered plenty of volatility and drama to wrap up a busy week for central bankers but as
Share: The Bank of Japan (BoJ) pledged flexibility to YCC stance. Economists at TD Securities analyze JPY outlook. The BoJ opted for a YCC tweak The BoJ opted for a YCC tweak with hawkish undertones in the statement as the Bank now highlights upward movements in medium to long-term inflation expectations and greater
US Dollar, USD/JPY, Japanese Yen, BoJ, Fed ECB, AUD/USD, RBA – Talking Points The US Dollar resumed strengthening today with volatility ticking higher The Bank of Japan let the word out early of an adjustment, then delivered Markets are now reassessing the path of global central bank tightening Recommended by Daniel McCarthy Get Your Free
US Dollar, Japanese Yen, USD/JPY, Bank of Japan – Talking Points: BOJ kept ultra-loose policy settings unchanged. JGB 10-year yield target and band maintained. What is the outlook for USD/JPY and what are the signposts to watch? Recommended by Manish Jaradi Get Your Free Top Trading Opportunities Forecast The Japanese yen dropped against the US
Share: At the highly-anticipated July policy review meeting, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) board members decided to leave their current monetary policy settings unchanged, maintaining rates and 10yr JGB yield target at -10bps and 0.00% respectively. Summary of the statement BoJ maintains band around 10-year JGB yield target at up and down 0.5% each. BoJ makes decision on
Market Recap Recommended by Jun Rong Yeap Get Your Free Equities Forecast Initial gains in Wall Street took a turn overnight, as a jump in Treasury yields kept the pressure on risk sentiments. Particularly, the 10-year Treasury yields saw a jump of 13 basis-point (bp) to reclaim its key 4% level, while the US two-year
