The Japanese Yen remains depressed through the early European session on Tuesday amid worries that Japan will also be a target for Donald Trump’s...
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The Japanese Yen remains depressed through the early European session on Tuesday amid worries that Japan will also be a target for Donald Trump’s trade tariffs. Furthermore, the US president’s decision to delay plans to impose trade tariffs on Canada and Mexico by 30 days dents demand for safe-haven assets, which further undermines the safe-haven JPY. This, along with the emergence of some US dollar buying, assists the USDJPY pair to hold above the 155.00 psychological mark. Any meaningful JPY depreciation, however, seems limited amid bets that the Bank of Japan will hike rates further. Adding to this, the prospects
The Japanese Yen remains depressed through the early European session on Tuesday amid worries that Japan will also be a target for Donald Trump’s...
The EURJPY cross trades in positive territory around 162.55 during the early European session on Tuesday. However, the potential upside of the cross...
Japan intends to closely monitor the impact on its currency of US President Donald Trump’s new tariffs and is worried about the international...
The tit-for-tat tariffs between the US and China saw the Yuan fall, while the yen rose on growing expectations of more Bank of Japan rate hikes this...
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The Minister of Finance and Economic Growth says the government will protect free trade and engage respectfully with the US.
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