A clear explanation of daily buying and selling points. This is a summary of the author’s own market views, and final decisions regarding actual investments and trading should be made at your own discretion.
Updated daily
After the Tokyo market closed, BOJ Governor Ueda suggested the possibility of a rate hike in the December meeting. Meanwhile, NY Federal Reserve President Williams commented that interest rates might …
Previously, it seemed like the heightened risk caused by Russia’s approval of changes to its nuclear doctrine had calmed down for now. However, reports yesterday of an intercontinental ballistic missile …
After falling the previous day, the euro started strong, showing solid support. However, it fell again in the European market due to rising U.S. long-term interest rates. During the New …
In the Tokyo market, the USD/JPY rate rose due to dollar buying triggered by the Gotobi day (a day when companies typically settle payments, increasing dollar demand). Later, in the …
Gold prices rose after Russia approved a revision to its nuclear doctrine the day before, increasing fears of nuclear war. However, this upward trend calmed down, and gold prices returned …
After reports about changes to Russia’s nuclear doctrine, the euro dropped to 1.0524. However, it stopped falling near the previous day’s low and eventually recovered to previous levels. Since the …
In the Tokyo market, comments from Japan’s Vice Finance Minister Kato opposing a weaker yen caused USD/JPY to drop to 153.96. However, this was seen as a buying opportunity, and …
During yesterday’s European trading session, reports stated that Russia approved changes to its nuclear doctrine, relaxing the conditions for using nuclear weapons. This caused a sharp increase in geopolitical risks, …
In the European market, the euro initially rose to 1.0571. However, as U.S. long-term interest rates increased, EUR/USD dropped to 1.0533. When the New York market opened, U.S. long-term interest …
At the start of the Tokyo market this week, USD/JPY rose to 154.74 yen, continuing last week’s dollar-buying trend. However, ahead of BOJ Governor Ueda’s speech, it dropped to 153.85 …
