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By: Naomi Tajitsu, Lizzy Burden, Anna Edwards
The US’s decision to sell euros to support Japan’s currency without warning European policymakers is adding to geopolitical risks and further dimming the appeal of longer-maturity government bonds, according to BlackRock Inc.
The yen surged against the dollar after US jobs data, after earlier speculation in markets that authorities could intervene again on the currency.
By: Naomi Tajitsu, Mia Glass
Friday's dollar weakness pushed the yen up as much as 1.1%, a week after Japan and the US first intervened jointly since 1998.
The yen was slightly weaker and approaching a key level against the dollar that could raise speculation Japanese authorities may intervene again to prop up the Japanese currency.
A senior strategist at Bank of New York Mellon is using the price of a Japanese fast-food staple to get an accurate snapshot of the yen’s weakness as the impact of the recent intervention fades.
By: Naomi Tajitsu
The yen weakened on Tuesday, approaching a key level against the dollar that could raise speculation that Japanese authorities may intervene again to prop up the currency.
A senior strategist at Bank of New York Mellon is using the price of a Japanese fast-food staple to get an accurate snapshot of the yen's weakness as the impact of the recent intervention fades.
A portfolio manager at Ninety One Plc is using a two-pronged position in the Treasuries market to bet ebbing price pressures will help restore faith in Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s inflation-fighting credentials.
As markets brace for elections in Italy and France next year, a growing number of bond investors are betting that the political drama will be more muted in Rome than in Paris.
The Canadian dollar was heading for its worst day against the US dollar in more than two months after trade talks between the two countries collapsed.
