Entries Categorized as '2010 japanese yen forecast'

Counting down to BoJ Meeting

Date June 13, 2011

Before you know it, the Bank of Japan will be delivering their monetary policy announcement. Far less attention has been paid to the BoJ announcement than last’s ECB or RBNZ meetings and for good reason. For the past few years, the central bank has been more reactive than proactive and never one to opt for [...]

Fed: Data Shows Mkt Pricing in Q2 Rate Hike?

Date May 19, 2011

It has been a while since I provided updated numbers for the market’s rate hike expectations and I will chalk it up to my travels! Rate expectations are always changing and a lot has happened over the past month. Its always important to keep track of them because they reflect what investors are [...]

CNBC Video: All About the Yen

Date March 17, 2011

I was on CNBC Power Lunch this afternoon talking about the Japanese Yen and intervention risk.

Has Japan’s Earthquake Stopped Mrs Watanabe from Trading?

Date March 17, 2011

The sharp rise in the Japanese Yen has triggered a lot of talk of repatriation by Japanese investors and the price action of the Japanese Yen certainly suggests that this could be true, but has the earthquake really put investors offline? I did some research on this and here’s what I found:
1) The MoF publishes [...]

USD/JPY: Top 10 Largest Moves and How the BoJ Responded

Date March 16, 2011

The sell-off in USD/JPY this evening is one of the top 5 largest moves ever for USD/JPY. Whenever USD/JPY experiences such sharp volatility over a short period of time, the Bank of Japan usually comes in to quell the volatility. The following table shows the Bank of Japan’s actions in response to the [...]