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USD/JPY News
Peggy Investments: 3 out of 8! The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates 3 times in the next 8 meetings
Analysts at Piper Sandler said they expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates 3 times in the next 8 meetings.
On Friday, the amount of use of the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement was US$449.373 billion, compared to US$410.121 billion in the previous trading day.
On Friday, the amount of use of the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement was US$449.373 billion, compared to US$410.121 billion in the previous trading day.
Federal Reserve Governor Bowman said he is willing to raise interest rates if inflation stagnates or the trend reverses.
Federal Reserve Governor Bowman said he is willing to raise interest rates if inflation stagnates or the trend reverses.
The 10-year German bond yield rose by about 6 basis points. With the US CPI data released this week, the overall trend showed a V-shaped trend
At the end of the European market on Friday, the yield on German 10-year treasury bonds rose 5.9 basis points, rebounding for the second consecutive trading day to 2.519%. As the US CPI data was released, this week was generally flat. It traded in the 2.555% to 2.399% range during the period, showing a V-shaped trend. The two-year German bond yield rose 5.9 basis points to 2.986%, and rose to 2.993% at 21:37 Beijing time. This week, it increased by 2.0 basis points. Trading was in the 2.877%-2.993% range during the period; the 30-year German bond yield rose 4.6 basis points to 2.653%. 2/1
USD/JPY Trade Setup: Awaiting Support Breakdown to Validate Bearish Outlook
Express News | El Erian: The Fed's 180-degree turnaround 2% inflation target is arbitrary
USD/JPY Forecast – US Dollar Continues to Rally
BlackRock CIO's words are amazing! Can the Fed cut interest rates instead reduce inflation?
BlackRock's global fixed income CIO said that some highly inflated service industries are not sensitive to interest rate adjustments.
The US interest rate for guaranteed overnight financing was 5.31% on the last trading day and 5.31% the day before. The federal funds rate in effect on the last trading day was 5.33%, compared to 5.33% the previous day.
The US interest rate for guaranteed overnight financing was 5.31% on the last trading day and 5.31% the day before. The federal funds rate in effect on the last trading day was 5.33%, compared to 5.33% the previous day.
Full of confidence in the economy! Bank of America: Only those who misread the data are concerned about the US economy
Bank of America pointed out that the concerns of some people in the market that the US economy will fall into stagnation are actually unfounded.
Japanese Yen Expected to Remain Weak Near Term -- Market Talk
The Japanese yen remains weak despite the Bank of Japan's initial normalization of monetary policy and its intervention on the foreign exchange market, Nordine Naam and Kohei Iwahara, FX strategists at Natixis Research, say in a note.
USD/JPY Recovers to 156.00 as US Dollar Bounces Back
The USD/JPY pair extends its recovery to 156.00 in Friday’s European session. The asset strengthens as the US Dollar rebounds strongly after the Federal Reserve (Fed) ruled out expectations of rate cuts despite an expected decline in the United States (US) Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for April.
Japanese Yen Struggles for Second Consecutive Day as US CPI-related Boost Fades
The Japanese Yen (JPY) trades flat for the week, posting a second day of losses against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday.
US Dollar Continues Long Road to Recovery Despite Slew of Softer Data
The US Dollar (USD) is continuing its recovery on Friday for a second day in a row after the steep decline seen on Wednesday, which marked this week for the Greenback.
BlackRock's Rieder Says Cut, Not Hike, Would Tame US Inflation
Rieder pointed to sticky inflation across service sectors, like auto and health insurance, as evidence.
The yen exchange rate “drives crazy” Japanese companies: over 60% think profits are being eroded
① According to the latest survey, most Japanese companies believe that the weakening yen is a negative factor for their business; ② About 64% of the companies surveyed said that the depreciation of the yen has eroded their profits; ③ interest spreads between the US and Japan are expected to remain large over a period of time, which puts a lot of downward pressure on the yen.
Weak yen hits consumer spending The Bank of Japan may face greater pressure to raise interest rates
Japan's weak consumption may increase the political pressure on the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates to slow the depreciation of the yen, as the depreciation of the yen is thought to increase import costs and hurt Japanese households.
After half of the day, Japanese companies are struggling for a long time: the yen will soon rise back to 110!
Of the 1,046 Japanese companies surveyed, about half think it is more appropriate to maintain the exchange rate of the yen to the US dollar between 110 and 120.
Asian funds undercut the dollar and are most willing to go long with the US and Japan!
Traders said that although the latest CPI data caused the dollar to plummet, it did not trigger new short bets.
Dollar Expected to Be Supported Near Term, Might Weaken Over Medium Term -- Market Talk
The U.S. dollar should weaken further over the medium term, UBS strategists say in a note. "While the U.S. dollar may be supported in the near term as the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are likely to start lowering rates ahead of the Fed, we expect modest USD depreciation as growth outside the U.S. improves," they say.