2023-04-05 13:43:31
TOP 5 CURRENCY PAIR ANALYSIS:
PART : USD/JPY The
USD/JPY pair hit a 32-year low of 150 in
October 2022, largely due to Japan's trade deficit and the Bank of Japan's dovish stance.
However,
J.P. Morgan Research expects the yen to strengthen in 2023. The U.S. recession risk and the decline in long-end U.S. yields could cause a lower repricing of the
USD/JPY pair. The BoJ surprised the market by relaxing its yield curve control policy in December, allowing 10-year Japanese yields to climb to 0.5 percent.
This move strengthened the yen against the dollar. According to
J.P. Morgan Research, a further relaxation of YCC later this year and other tweaks, such as a revision of the central bank's core CPI forecasts, could support the yen.
They expect the
USD/JPY pair to trade at 128 by December 2023, indicating a bearish trend for the currency pair.
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