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Reducing debt purchases, raising interest rates... the Japanese authorities are releasing a signal to “save the yen”! The market won't buy it: it will fall back to 160
The fluctuation in the yen exchange rate still seems unfinished.
Zhitong Finance50minutes ago
When Japan's 10-year treasury bonds break through the critical 1%, domestic and foreign capital may enter the market!
If Japanese investors begin to withdraw from overseas markets, this could have a serious impact on bond markets such as the US, Europe, and Australia.
Golden10 Data15:12
Veteran Investor David Roche: Japan is not looking for a strong yen but a relatively stable yen
Senior investor David Roche said that Japan is not seeking a stronger yen, but rather wants the yen to be relatively stable.
Zhitong Finance14:36
Will the Bank of England cut interest rates in June or August? We'll probably find out tonight!
Will the Bank of England and the European Central Bank “rush” the Federal Reserve? Be sure to keep an eye out for these clues tonight...
Golden10 Data14:04
BoE Set to Leave Interest Rates Unchanged Amid Increasing Expectations of Cuts
The Bank of England (BoE) is set to hold its policy rate flat for a sixth meeting in a row on Thursday amid persistent disinflationary pressure in the UK and investors’ repricing of interest rate reductions earlier than anticipated.
FXStreet14:00
Bank of Japan Meeting Minutes: The depreciation of the yen may lead to faster rate hikes
Bank of Japan members are closely monitoring the impact of a weak yen on inflation, and believe that interest rates may be raised faster as a result.
Zhitong Finance11:40