Posts Tagged ‘USD/JPY’

Yen strongly decreases in value after intervention

Wednesday, September 15th, 2010

As we previously predicted it became inevitable for Bank of Japan (BOJ) to hold back its plans for intervention. JPY/USD went from 83 yen per dollar to 85.47 shortly after the intervention.

yen vs usd intervention in 2010

Strong yen – harmful for Japanese economy says Noda

Early this morning (9:30 ET) Yen reached a new 15-year high. This time, Bank of Japan was quick to intervene in the currency markets, selling yen in exchange for us dollars, after a week of possible intervention warnings. This intervention was made to counter the adverse impact of the strong yen, and was the first official intervention in the currency market since 2004.

“We conducted the intervention in order to avoid excessive movement in the currency market. The Bank of Japan will continue to (more…)

Possibillity of yen intervention rises

Saturday, September 4th, 2010

The yen surged to 15-year low on Friday against the dollar as fading confidence for the global economy have risen demand for the Japanese currency.

Will Bank of Japan intervene?

The latest move raised currency speculation of the Japanese central bank intervening in the forex market, which is rather uncommon (more…)