[USD/JPY] FOMC Meeting and Bank of Japan
At the early morning FOMC meeting, the forecast for 2025 interest rates was reduced from four cuts to two. With concerns about inflation reigniting under the upcoming Trump administration, the …
[XAU/USD] Breaking the Neckline
In the closely watched FOMC meeting, the expected 0.25% rate cut was decided. However, the interest rate outlook for 2025 was revised, reducing the number of expected rate cuts from …
[EUR/USD] Weakness in the German Economy
In the Tokyo market, the euro rose to 1.0534, breaking the previous high of 1.0522 and triggering some stop-loss orders. However, it then reversed and started to fall, with the …
[USD/JPY] FOMC Meeting and Bank of Japan
Ahead of the FOMC meeting held early tomorrow, there was general yen buying yesterday, causing the USD/JPY to fall from around 154 yen to the low 153 yen range. However, …
[XAU/USD] Neckline Break Expected at FOMC Meeting
Yesterday, gold prices were weighed down by position adjustments ahead of the FOMC meeting. The market is already expecting a 0.25% rate cut at the meeting held in the early …
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[CAD/JPY] Canada CPI
While people expect the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to keep interest rates unchanged, CAD/JPY (Canadian dollar-yen) remains stable. However, the Canadian dollar has been weak against the U.S. dollar, falling …
[USD/JPY] Bank of Japan Likely to Hold Off on Rate Hike
At the start of the Tokyo market, USD/JPY (dollar-yen) fell to 153.33. However, it soon stabilized and moved higher. Many expect the Bank of Japan will not raise interest rates …
[XAU/USD] Double Top Neckline
At the beginning of this week, gold prices remained stable. However, during the New York session, U.S. long-term interest rates increased, and gold started to fall. The price stopped rising …
[EUR/USD] Weak Euro, Strong Dollar
Concerns about the European economy are growing due to political instability in Germany and France, as well as possible tariff increases under the next Trump administration. This has led the …