Yen Gains Further as BOJ Considers Exiting Negative Rates - ForexLive Asia-Pacific FX News Summary

Thursday, 7 March 2024, 04:51

The yen has strengthened, as the Bank of Japan may end negative rates in March. China sees positive trade data, and US President Biden to address inflation concerns. Real wages in Japan continue to shrink, affecting USD/JPY performance. Stay updated on the latest BOJ, PBOC, and Fed developments.
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Yen Gains Further as BOJ Considers Exiting Negative Rates - ForexLive Asia-Pacific FX News Summary

ForexLive Asia-Pacific FX News Wrap

Key Highlights:

  • MUFG: Bank of Japan may exit negative rates in March
  • China Trade Data: Positive January-February report
  • US President Biden: Scheduled to discuss inflation
  • Real Wages in Japan: 22nd consecutive month of decline
  • BOJ Updates: Progress towards inflation target

The yen has gained further strength, fuelled by reports of potential BOJ policy changes and positive trade figures from China. Meanwhile, challenges with real wages in Japan impact USD/JPY performance, emphasizing the significance of upcoming central bank meetings and economic indicators.


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