USD/JPY Remains Quiet After Monday’s Volatile Reaction.

After Monday’s volatile action, USD/JPY stayed relatively quiet during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday.

Citing Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, a Japanese government official, said that the recent “sharp, one-sided yen weakness” was not good for the economy.

In the meantime, Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki reiterated that he saw no contradiction between the government’s yen-buying currency intervention and the central bank’s ultra-loose monetary policy. As of writing, USD/JPY was flat on the day at 149.00.

USD Begins Week on Strong Bullish Trend Ahead of PMI Data

Ripple Predicts US Banks Flocking To XRP After SEC Battle

EUR/USD Reaches New High, Extending Bullish Trend

XAG/USD Continues to Trade With Modest Gains Below $23.00

Important Link

Fund Your Deriv Account
Withdraw Funds to Your Local Currency
VIP Trading Signals
Learn To Trade

Information

About US
FAQ
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use

Contact Us

Disclaimer

Forex, Crypto, Options, and Binary Options have both large potential rewards and large potential risks. Therefore, before investing or trading any of the assets, ensure you are aware of and willing to accept the accompanying risks. Do not trade money you cannot afford to lose.

All Rights Reserved. None of the content of this website can be published elsewhere by any means without the prior consent of the owner(s). Please, check our terms & conditions and privacy policy before continuing to use this website.

This website and its owner(s) are not in any way liable for any incurred loss, whether caused by the information provided on this website or otherwise. The use of this website, including the content and information provided, is the user’s sole liability.