[NZD/JPY] Risk-On Buying Returns
Yesterday during Tokyo trading, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) lowered its interest rate by 0.25%, making it 3.5%. This was expected, so some traders started buying back the …
[USD/JPY] From Strong Yen to Weak Yen
In Tokyo yesterday, the U.S. dollar fell after President Trump started new tariffs. The USD/JPY dropped to 144.58 yen, but because the market already expected this news, the reaction was …
[XAU/USD] Stock Market Strongly Rebounds
During the Tokyo trading session, President Trump introduced new tariffs. Because of this, stock prices in Japan and Europe dropped quickly. The U.S. stock market also went down, and many …
[EUR/USD] EU Tries to Improve Relations with the U.S.
In the Tokyo market, the euro rose from around 1.0900 to 1.0991, showing some strength. But in the European market, it fell back to around 1.0900 again. European stock markets …
[USD/JPY] Yen Rises as Investors Avoid Risk
The stock markets in the U.S. and Japan are moving up and down in an unstable way, so investors are buying the Japanese yen to avoid risk. At 1:00 PM …
[XAU/USD] Gold Price Weakens After Short Rebound
Gold prices started strong after hitting a recent bottom, supported by new buying. However, prices turned lower again when long-term U.S. interest rates went up. Because of ongoing concerns about …
[AUD/JPY] Focus on China’s Economy
At the beginning of the week, the AUD/JPY (Australian Dollar to Japanese Yen) dropped to around 86 yen in the Sydney market. This happened because U.S. officials talked about delaying …
[USD/JPY] Rough Movements Continue
At the beginning of the week, the USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar to Japanese Yen) fell to 144.82 yen in the Tokyo market because of concerns about tariffs. However, it stopped falling …
[XAU/USD] Ongoing Selling to Cover Losses
Gold prices continued to fall from the beginning of the week in Tokyo to the New York market, following last week’s trend. One reason is that people who lost money …
[NZD/JPY] RBNZ Rate Cut and Risk Avoidance
When Trump’s tariffs started, stock prices fell around the world. This made people avoid risk, so they bought yen and sold New Zealand dollars. After the news, NZD/JPY first went …