Entries Categorized as 'Japanese Yen'

Will a Second Round of Japanese Intervention be Effective

Date September 27, 2010

Back from Vegas last night and on the Business News Network this afternoon talking about whether a second round of Japanese intervention will be as effective as the first. Click on the image to access the video

The Japanese Have Done it! Kan’s Politically Savvy Move

Date September 15, 2010

The Japanese have finally done it! Yesterday, I wrote that “even if Kan was not actively considering physical intervention to weaken the Yen before the elections, he will have warmed to idea when he wakes up in the morning and finds USD/JPY trading below 83.”
Warming to the idea was apparently an [...]

JPY Breaks 83: Time for Intervention?

Date September 14, 2010

Prime Minister Kan won the elections last night and Yen traders have interpreted his victory to mean a more relaxed approach towards intervention. This may be true when compared to the pro-intervention stance of Ozawa (his challenger) but the rapid appreciation in the Yen against the U.S. dollar AND the Chinese Yuan has also [...]

Outlook for JPY, GBP, EUR, USD

Date September 14, 2010

I was on the Business News Network this morning talking about today’s developments including the Japanese elections, the prospect of intervention, the UK CPI numbers, the reason why euro is weak and U.S. retail sales. Click on the image to access the Video

How Election Outcomes Could Affect AUD and JPY

Date September 3, 2010

If you have read the international papers, you may know that there are two political developments that is worth paying attention to.
On August 21st, Australia held general elections for Prime Minister and if you recall, the votes were so tight that nearly 2 weeks later, there is still no clear winning. [...]