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[June 11] Dollar slightly firm on U.S.-China agreement, decision to continue Trump tariffs
Today it was reported that the U.S. and China reached agreement on a trade framework, and the USDJPY hit a high of 145.16 yen shortly after GMT 23:00 (on June 10), but with reports that a U.S. appeals court ruled that Trump tariff measures could continue for the time being, it hit a low of 144.65 yen shortly after GMT 00:00.
[June 10] Dollar buying continues on expectations for U.S.-China negotiations, USDJPY moving toward 145-yen range
Today the market was focused on BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda's remarks, but he repeated the same understanding as before that if the possibility of the underlying inflation rate approaching 2% increases, there would be rate hikes, inducing dollar buying. The price hit a high of 145.29 yen around GMT 02:00 and then fell back, and as of GMT 05:00 it is rising in the upper half of the 144-yen range.
[June 9] USDJPY unable to extend from the 145-yen range, consolidates in the mid-144-yen range
Today the USDJPY reached a high of 144.95 yen shortly after GMT 00:30, but has been trending somewhat weakly, and as of GMT 04:30 it is consolidating around 144.4 yen.
FXON Market Analysis (June 2 to June 8)
In the foreign exchange market for the week that ended on June 8th, the dollar continued to weaken against the yen, and the USDJPY fell to the 142 yen range. However, steady U.S. employment data boosted dollar buying, lifting the pair back up to the 145 yen range.
[June 6] Dollar slightly stronger on hopes for U.S.-China trade talk progress, stalling just below 144 yen ahead of employment statistics
Today the USDJPY traded firmly from the opening, reaching a high of 143.90 yen around GMT 02:30. As of GMT 04:30, it has fallen back and is now rising again toward the high.
[June 5] Concerns over U.S. economic deterioration cause sharp drop from 144-yen range. Recovery remains sluggish.
Today the USDJPY reached a low of 142.53 yen shortly after GMT 23:00 [on June 4], then slowly turned to rise, and as of GMT 04:30 is rising around the 143.0 yen level.
[June 4] U.S. economic indicators support yen weakness, USDJPY returns to 144-yen range
Today the USDJPY hit a high of 144.29 yen shortly after GMT 01:00, and as of GMT 05:00 is rising again toward the recent high. Looking at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 04:45 on June 4), it has returned to levels before the decline and the uptrend continues. If the price breaks above the recent high of 144.29, the next target appears to be 145.
[June 3] Yen weakens as expectations for BOJ early rate hike recede, but upward momentum remains limited
Today the USDJPY hit a low of 142.37 yen around GMT 00:30, then reversed following BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda's comments that he is "not in a hurry to raise rates," and as of GMT 04:30 it is trading in the lower 143-yen range.
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[June 2] Uncertainty in U.S.-China relations, tariff policy weighing on the upside
Today, amid caution over Trump tariff risks and U.S.-China confrontation, the USDJPY declined from a high of 143.98 yen reached around GMT 22:30 (on June 1), hitting a low of 143.32 yen shortly after GMT 01:30. As of GMT 04:00, it is trading in the upper 143-yen range.
FXON Market Analysis (May 26 to June 1)
The development of the Trump tariffs dominated the foreign exchange market for the week that ended on June 1st. The USDJPY reached the 146 yen range but was later pushed back to the 143 yen range to close the weekly trading session.
[May 30] USDJPY volatile amid renewed uncertainty over U.S. tariffs
Today the USDJPY traded weakly as the U.S. High Court recognized that Trump tariffs were effective for the time being. Shortly after GMT 01:00, it reached a low of 143.43 yen, and as of GMT 04:00, it is trading in the upper 143-yen range.
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[May 29] Dollar strengthens on U.S. trade court ruling reports, potential sign of trade war resolution
Today the USDJPY saw concentrated dollar buying after reports emerged that the U.S. trade court ruled President Trump's tariffs invalid. The price surged from the upper 144-yen range to 146.28 around GMT 01:00, and as of GMT 05:00 is trading in the upper 145-yen range.
[May 28] More than 2-yen reversal in a single day, USDJPY stalled in the 144-yen range
Today the USDJPY hit a low of 143.85 yen around GMT 00:30 and rebounded, reaching a high of 144.76 yen around GMT 03:30. The price has been volatile due to remarks by U.S. and Japanese monetary authorities, but is maintaining high levels.
[May 27] Speculation over reduction of bond issuance causes sharp interest rate decline. USDJPY moves back and forth above breaking the 142-yen level.
Today the USDJPY came under selling pressure due to hawkish comments from BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda, reaching a low of 142.11 yen shortly after GMT 01:00, but speculation over reduction of bond issuance caused the yen to weaken rapidly. As of GMT 05:00, it is rising in the lower 143-yen range.
[May 26] Trump tariffs resurface causing risk aversion to reignite, dollar weakness continues
Today the USDJPY surged immediately after the opening to reach a high of 143.08 yen but then fell back, hitting a low of 142.22 yen around GMT 02:00. As of GMT 05:00, it is trading in the upper 142-yen range.
FXON Market Analysis (May 19 to May 25)
In the foreign exchange market for the week that ended on May 25th, the dollar continued to weaken against major currencies due to the downgrade of the U.S. credit rating and a series of news about tariffs between the U.S. and China, as well as the U.S. and Europe.
[May 23] USDJPY recovers to 144-yen range but doesn't last long, USDJPY gradually weakens
Today the USDJPY moved weakly with a high of 144.06 yen immediately after the opening, hitting a low of 143.36 yen around GMT 04:30.
