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There is room for a substantial rise to 120.00 – ING
The USD/JPY it has been trading in an upward direction up to 116.00. The ING economists believe that the pair could rise to...
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USD/JPY has settled in the 114.50 area, almost sideways on the day despite a dovish BoJ and rising US yields. Safe-haven demand has underpinned the...
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Risks to Japan’s price outlook are more or less balanced
"Risks to Japan's price outlook are more or less balanced"said the Bank of Japan (BoJ) in its quarterly outlook report that accompanied the monetary...
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The GBP/JPY pair is consolidating near 156.50 in quiet trading as the focus is on a slew of UK data and the BoJ meeting. The...
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GBP/JPY looks set to end the day lower around 156.00, but has recovered well from previous lows below 155.50. Next week will be a busy...
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