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
At the end of last week during Tokyo trading hours, Tokyo-area inflation data showed the fastest growth in three months, surpassing expectations. This led to overall yen strengthening. Additionally, Bank …
Last week, the dollar fell sharply at the beginning of the week due to reports that Scott Bessent, known for focusing on fiscal discipline, was nominated as the next Treasury …
Germany’s November CPI, announced yesterday, was almost as expected, so there was little reaction from the market. Yesterday, the French central bank governor, Villeroy de Galhau, made some dovish comments, …
After a drop the previous day, the USD/JPY pair saw buying pressure in the Tokyo market. Additionally, a meeting between former President Trump and the President of Mexico raised hopes …
Yesterday, a phone call between former President Trump and the President of Mexico was reported as a ‘friendly conversation.’ This led the market to speculate that additional tariffs on Mexico …
During the RBNZ policy meeting held during Tokyo hours yesterday, the policy interest rate was cut by 0.5%, as expected, bringing it to 4.5%. Some in the market had anticipated …
As cross-yen currencies continue to decline, USD/JPY also faced selling pressure starting in the Tokyo market. This weak trend continued into the European session, with resistance seen at higher levels. …
With Israel and Hezbollah reaching a ceasefire agreement, geopolitical risks have temporarily eased. However, the drop in long-term US interest rates has increased demand for gold. Today is Thanksgiving in …
Early in the Tokyo trading session, news about Trump’s tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico caused the euro to drop, falling to 1.0425. However, it later recovered, rising to 1.0554 …
Early in the Tokyo trading session, Trump announced tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico. This caused the dollar to strengthen, pushing USD/JPY up to 154.49. However, selling in cross-yen pairs …
