[USD/JPY] Concerns About U.S. Economic Slowdown
The USD/JPY started lower at 148.63 in the Tokyo market but rose to 149.63 due to higher U.S. interest rates. It continued to stay strong and reached 149.88 in the …
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The USD/JPY started lower at 148.63 in the Tokyo market but rose to 149.63 due to higher U.S. interest rates. It continued to stay strong and reached 149.88 in the …
The Trump administration announced a 25% tariff on the EU. Additionally, it confirmed that a 25% tariff will also be applied to Canada and Mexico on April 2nd as planned. …
President Trump said he will apply a 25% tariff on Canada starting March 4 as planned. This caused the Canadian dollar, which had stopped falling for a while, to drop …
In the Tokyo market after the holiday, USD/JPY rose to 150.30 as companies bought dollars for payments. However, reports about the U.S. strengthening semiconductor restrictions on China caused stock prices …
Gold prices fell after the U.S. Consumer Confidence Index, released during New York trading hours yesterday, was lower than expected. This led to profit-taking sell orders. Since gold prices had …
After continuous declines last week, GBP/JPY finally rebounded, mainly due to a correction in yen strength rather than pound buying. However, challenges like the impact of Trump’s tariffs and the …
Last week, the Japanese yen strengthened as expectations of an early interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan grew. However, at the start of this week in the Tokyo …
Gold started the week strong, but during New York trading hours, it turned downward after President Trump mentioned that a summit with President Putin would begin soon. As efforts to …
Last week, the euro dropped from around 1.05 to 1.04 due to concerns over the U.S.-Russia talks on ending the Ukraine conflict. However, it later rebounded as weak U.S. economic …
This week, a ‘death cross’ is expected, where the 21-day moving average (21MA) will cross below the 200-day moving average (200MA). This suggests that the USD/JPY may drop further. Last …