[USD/JPY] No Major Impact from U.S. CPI
In the Tokyo market, a rise in stock prices increased risk appetite, pushing the dollar/yen up to around 148.50. Later in New York, the U.S. CPI (Consumer Price Index) came …
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In the Tokyo market, a rise in stock prices increased risk appetite, pushing the dollar/yen up to around 148.50. Later in New York, the U.S. CPI (Consumer Price Index) came …
The U.S. July CPI (Consumer Price Index) came in lower than expected yesterday, which pushed the euro up from around 1.1600 to 1.1697. However, it failed to reach the August …
On the weekend of the 15th, the U.S. and Russia will hold a leaders’ meeting in Alaska. Hopes for a ceasefire in Ukraine caused gold selling. Also, the U.S. announced …
Yesterday, with the Tokyo market closed, U.S. long-term interest rates fell at the start, and USD/JPY dropped to 147.36. Later, selling of the yen pushed the pair up to 148.24 …
At the start of the week, U.S. long-term interest rates went down, and this led to buying of the euro, pushing it up to 1.1675. After that, the price fell …
Last weekend, there were some news reports saying that tariffs would also be added to gold bullion. This caused panic buying in the gold market. People were surprised because many …
Last week, the dollar–yen dropped to 146.62 after falling sharply following the previous week’s jobs report. After that, it tried to recover some losses but could not reach 148 yen, …
After the U.S. jobs report last week, the euro went up but did not fully close its earlier price gap. It broke above the 1.15 mid-level, which was seen as …
Gold prices had been rising, but yesterday selling started first as traders took profits.After that, the U.S. dollar became weaker, and gold prices went up again.On the same day, President …
After last week’s U.S. jobs report, the dollar–yen rate fell by more than 4 yen.This week, there has been almost no buying back of the dollar. This means the earlier …
