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Will Santa Deliver A Stronger JPY Before Christmas?​The index that measures the strength of the JPY against a basket of other currencies (JXY) is down approximately 9.5% year-to-date. At the time of writing, the index is valued at 87.97, after spending the past month climbing up from its yearly low of 86.60. Not only was 86.60 a yearly low, but also a four and a half year low (last seen in March 2017) for the JXY. Will Santa deliver a stronger JPY before Christmas? Two important economic reports are set to influence the strength of the JPY and subsequently the JXY over this coming week. The first, released on Wednesday, is the Monetary Policy Minutes from the Bank of Japan (BoJ), covering its meeting last week. The board members’ opinions will be noted against the Bank’s decision to rein in some of its pandemic-related spending but remain ultra-accommodative in every other sense. In particular, it will be interesting to see how the board members talk about the possibility of inflation in the country accelerating to 0.4%, which has been forecast. The second important economic report this week, Japan’s Inflation YoY to November, is scheduled to be confirmed just after midday Friday. An inflation rate of 0.4% is hardly likely to set off alarm bells with BoJ officials and instigate a more hawkish position. But some acknowledgement should be necessary. Any deviation from the forecast could relay into some JPY trading opportunities. GBPJPY or USDJPY? The upside to the JPY in relation to the GBP could be a little more potent than against the USD. Case in point, after the Bank of England, surprised (half) the market last week Friday with a rate hike, the GBPJPY has since given up its immediately preceding 1.3% appreciation. The predicted choppy week leading up to Christmas might also provide some motivation to buy into the JPY against the GBP, but unlikely to do so against the USD, as the risk-off environment should spread amongst both these safe havens currencies.
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by BlackBull_Markets
(Time Wave Analysis) JAPANESE YENHello. Between the first daily downtrend and the second downtrend, the weekly correction occurred twice, and the overall pattern is the monthly correction of the running flat, After the correction is completed, the downward wave is coming down by drawing a new monthly correction trend line. Currently, the sub-time period, a daily downtrend, follows, and when the last daily correction trend line is broken, a weekly correction will occur, A down wave is expected to continue in the direction of the trend again.
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by TimeWaveTrading
(Time Wave Analysis) JAPANESE YENHello. To spot the trend of a yen pair currency such as USDJPY, it is important to know what the trend is in the Japanese Yen currency index. Yen's overall wave is a continuous trend line with a downward wave yearly correction, which means that the line is completed only after a period of time in years. If the current decline is the last wave of the yearly correction of the downward wave, the point at which the correction is completed will be the new yearly correction trend line of the upward wave, and another upward impulse can be expected. That's when gold is trending up.
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by TimeWaveTrading