Japan weighs cutting JGB liquidity supply as bond scarcity fades
Japan may trim issuance in 5-to-11-year JGB liquidity auctions as shortages ease, with the decision due after next week's dealer meeting.
Japan may trim issuance in 5-to-11-year JGB liquidity auctions as shortages ease, with the decision due after next week's dealer meeting.
USD/JPY stays above 157 after BOJ hike; intervention risks persist with yields near 5%.
USDJPY tests the 61.8% retracement at 157.536 after buyers defended the 50% midpoint, with key resistance at 157.90-158.04.
USD/JPY slides toward 155 support as BoJ tightening expectations boost the yen. Key technical levels at 152 and 149 are in focus, with CoinCodex projecting a…
USD/JPY sits near 157 as yen falls 2% despite BOJ hike, with thin holiday liquidity and intervention risk in focus. Technical levels and MUFG see limited…
EUR/USD and USD/JPY option expiries at 1.1470 and 157.00 may help keep price action contained, with yen intervention risks heightened due to thin liquidity…
Hedge funds turned net long yen for first time since July 2025 per CFTC data, ahead of rate hikes that later hurt the yen.
Economists are raising neutral rate estimates for the Fed, ECB, and Japan, signaling higher long-term yields and less room for rate cuts.
Japan's market closures for the first three days of the week thin yen liquidity, reviving speculation that authorities might intervene. The yen fell over 2%…
Nikkei reports the Bank of Japan conducted an FX rate check, often a precursor to intervention. USD/JPY fell from 158.00 after the report.
The Bank of Japan's 25bp hike, marked by dissents and a less hawkish tone, prompted USD/JPY to swing, but key support and resistance at 156.66 and 158.04 now…
USDJPY jumps toward 158 after BOJ's 25bp hike, but the yen slips as Governor Ueda offers no clear signal for further hikes, while oil and stocks diverge.
The BOJ hiked rates 25 bps to 1.25%, but dovish dissents disappointed markets. The yen weakened, stocks fell, and oil and bond yields remained elevated.
European stocks opened slightly lower Friday as profit-taking set in after a post-Fed rally; BOJ raised rates to 1.25%.
BOJ Governor Ueda highlighted spring wage talks for FY2027 as key for inflation trends, and said policy will not be swayed by board changes.