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FXON Market Analysis (September 8 to September 14)
The unstable political situation in Japan, U.S. economic indicators and the policy interest rate announcement by the European Central Bank (ECB) dominated the foreign currency market during the week that ended on September 14th.
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[September 12] U.S. employment concerns drive temporary break below 147-yen range. Market shows consolidation mood ahead of next week's FOMC.
Today the USDJPY saw buying pressure carry over from the previous day, reaching a high of 147.55 around GMT 05:00. With next week's U.S. FOMC meeting approaching, the market appears to be in consolidation mode.
[September 11] Market lacks catalysts as investors await tonight's U.S. CPI data
Today the USDJPY hit a low of 147.28 yen at GMT 23:30 (on September 10), and as of GMT 05:00, remains stuck in the lower 147-yen range.
[September 10] Speculation over Bank of Japan rate hike within the year drives USDJPY to 146-yen range before full retracement. Market momentum fades.
Today the USDJPY reached a high of 147.57 shortly after GMT 01:00, but has mostly traded sideways in the lower 147-yen range, showing no clear directional bias.
[September 9] Yen weakness from Japan's political instability remains limited as markets focus on U.S. rate cuts and turn bearish
Today the USDJPY continues yesterday's weakness, currently trading near the 147.0-yen range as of GMT 05:00.
[September 8] Sharp decline fully retraced following reports of Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation. Concerns over fiscal deterioration and other factors.
Over the weekend, reports emerged of Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru's resignation, and concerns about fiscal deterioration caused the pair to gap higher at the week's open, starting in the 148.2-yen range. After hitting a high of 148.57 shortly after GMT 01:00, the pair has been trading without clear direction in the low 148-yen range.
FXON Market Analysis (September 1 to September 7)
In the foreign currency market for the week that ended on September 7th, the USDJPY rose to the 149 yen range on September 5th. However, weak U.S. employment figures and comments from key figures at the Bank of Japan (BOJ) pushed the pair down to the upper 146 yen range.
[September 5] USDJPY pulled back by ADP but reaction limited, market focus shifts to tonight's U.S. employment data
Today the USDJPY has been trending lower since hitting a high of 148.51 shortly after GMT 22:30 (on September 4), and as of GMT 05:00 is trading in the lower 148-yen range.
[September 4] Wait-and-see Mode around 148-yen range ahead of U.S. employment data
Today the USDJPY touched a low of 147.78 yen around GMT 01:30, then moved somewhat firmly higher, and as of GMT 05:00 is trading in the lower 148-yen range.
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[September 3] LDP leadership race may be moved up as political uncertainty drives yen weakness toward 149-yen range
Today the USDJPY continued its yen-selling trend as three senior LDP officials indicated their intention to resign, raising expectations that the leadership race may be moved forward. The price hit a high of 148.92 around GMT 04:00, returning to the previous day's high range.
[September 2] Bank of Japan Deputy Governor's dovish comments drive yen weaker. USDJPY targets the 148-yen range
Today the USDJPY saw the market shift toward yen selling after the Bank of Japan Deputy Governor's comments showed caution regarding rate hikes, reaching a high of 147.86 around GMT 04:30. As of GMT 05:00, the pair is trading in the upper 147-yen range.
[September 1] September trading opens with subdued movement, USDJPY trades sideways around 147-yen range
Today the USDJPY rose immediately after the opening, reaching a high of 147.38 shortly after GMT 01:30 before quickly retreating to a low of 146.84 around GMT 03:00. As of GMT 05:00, it is trading near 147.0 yen.
FXON Market Analysis (August 25 to August 31)
The foreign currency market lacked direction during the week that ended on August 31st. Confusion caused by the dismissal of a Federal Reserve Board governor and strong U.S. economic indicators sent mixed signals to the market.
[August 29] End-of-month market with limited movement while waiting for indicators
Today the USDJPY has been moving narrowly around the 147-yen range since the opening. There's a cautious wait-and-see mood ahead of U.S. economic indicators scheduled for release during New York hours.
[August 28] BOJ's Nakagawa mentions rate hikes, creating slight yen-buying sentiment
Today the USDJPY saw the market react with yen buying after BOJ Policy Board member Junko Nakagawa mentioned rate hikes in a speech. As of GMT 05:00, the pair is trading near the 147.0-yen range.
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[August 27] USDJPY holds firm amid lack of major catalysts, approaching 148-yen range
Today the USDJPY has been moving solidly higher from the opening and is currently trading in the 147.9-yen range as of GMT 04:30.
[August 26] Trump comments trigger dollar selling but quickly denied, USDJPY rebounds lower
Today the USDJPY saw strong dollar selling after President Trump suggested the dismissal of Fed Governor Lisa Cook, hitting a low of 146.98 yen shortly after GMT 00:30, but the dismissal was quickly denied and as of GMT 04:00 it has recovered back to the 147.8-yen range.
