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24 Apr 2015
USD/JPY: Bears in charge ahead of BoJ next week
FXStreet (Guatemala) - USD/JPY is currently trading at 118.93 with a high of 119.67 and a low of 118.86.
USD/JPY is picking up the pieces having lost the 119 handle in a bearish market where the greenback is losing face in to the closing hours of the week;s session. The greenback has been shunned yet again, and unlike last week, has failed to make a come back and hold on to the top spot. The looming FOMC for June is approaching quickly, with May to go and if May is another month of disappointments on the data front, you can bet that we will not see any action from the Fed and that will hurt the dollar when the certainty of a no change is priced in to it, or rather, what sentiment that was left for a hike as early as June is taken out.
The BoJ is coming up next week, and analysts at TD Securities commented, "Most analysts expect further BoJ easing at some point this year, the big question is just when, and if it could come as soon as this month. We get new forecasts from the BoJ at this coming meeting, and if inflation is downgraded substantially, and the return to target is pushed back much further into the future, that raises the risk that the BoJ becomes even more proactive in trying to boost inflation expectations through further easing. "
USD/JPY is picking up the pieces having lost the 119 handle in a bearish market where the greenback is losing face in to the closing hours of the week;s session. The greenback has been shunned yet again, and unlike last week, has failed to make a come back and hold on to the top spot. The looming FOMC for June is approaching quickly, with May to go and if May is another month of disappointments on the data front, you can bet that we will not see any action from the Fed and that will hurt the dollar when the certainty of a no change is priced in to it, or rather, what sentiment that was left for a hike as early as June is taken out.
The BoJ is coming up next week, and analysts at TD Securities commented, "Most analysts expect further BoJ easing at some point this year, the big question is just when, and if it could come as soon as this month. We get new forecasts from the BoJ at this coming meeting, and if inflation is downgraded substantially, and the return to target is pushed back much further into the future, that raises the risk that the BoJ becomes even more proactive in trying to boost inflation expectations through further easing. "