Robert Howard, an analyst, stated that it is unlikely that US President-elect Trump will complain if the Japanese authorities decide to intervene in the strengthening of the yen before and after his inauguration next month. Trump hopes that countries will purchase more goods from the US, so any measures that make US exports more competitive should satisfy him. Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso reiterated concerns about the yen's decline on Friday, stating that Japan would take appropriate measures to prevent excessive Dalgalanma. Shortly before Taro Aso made the above statement, the USD/JPY touched a five-month high of 158.09. If the USD/JPY rises to 160, the risk of Japan buying yen for intervention will increase. The last time the spot exchange rate was at or above 160 was in July, when the exchange rate reached a 34-year high of just under 162, prompting Japan to buy yen for intervention. Trump will be inaugurated on January 20th next year, just four days before the next interest rate decision of the Central Bank of Japan.
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HoldUntilTheEndOfTh
· 2024-12-27 10:28
Bu, Japon Yeni'nin büyük bir yükseliş şansı olduğu anlamına geliyor! Bir süre boyunca Amerikan Doları/Japon Yeni çiftinde hapsolmuştum, gerçekten zor bir süreç oldu!
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PleaseCallMeBrotherS
· 2024-12-27 10:05
"Planla ticaret yap, dua etme." Çünkü şans kaybolabilir, ancak beceri her zaman bizimle olacak! #crypto # Btc #bitcoin
Analistler: Trump'ın yen müdahalesine karşı çıkması pek olası değil
Robert Howard, an analyst, stated that it is unlikely that US President-elect Trump will complain if the Japanese authorities decide to intervene in the strengthening of the yen before and after his inauguration next month. Trump hopes that countries will purchase more goods from the US, so any measures that make US exports more competitive should satisfy him. Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso reiterated concerns about the yen's decline on Friday, stating that Japan would take appropriate measures to prevent excessive Dalgalanma. Shortly before Taro Aso made the above statement, the USD/JPY touched a five-month high of 158.09. If the USD/JPY rises to 160, the risk of Japan buying yen for intervention will increase. The last time the spot exchange rate was at or above 160 was in July, when the exchange rate reached a 34-year high of just under 162, prompting Japan to buy yen for intervention. Trump will be inaugurated on January 20th next year, just four days before the next interest rate decision of the Central Bank of Japan.