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Reuters - 24 minutes ago

Dollar gains after rates-driven yoyo; yen fragile ahead of BOJ

FOREX-Dollar gains after rates-driven yoyo; yen fragile ahead of BOJ Updates throughout with comments, options market; refreshes prices at 0855 GMT By Amanda Cooper and Tom Westbrook LONDON/SINGAPORE, June 13 (Reuters) - The dollar edged up on Thursday, recovering some of the previous day's losses after the Federal Reserve forecast just one rate cut this year, although softer-than-expected U.S.

Reuters - 39 minutes ago

Two key factors set to drive USD/JPY above 160

BUZZ-COMMENT-Two key factors set to drive USD/JPY above 160 June 13 (Reuters) - USD/JPY will likely retest April's multi-year 160.24 peak in the days and weeks ahead, as fundamental and technical factors point to much bigger gains. Softer-than-expected U.S. inflation hurt the dollar on Wednesday, though it found some support as U.S. policymakers signalled rates would be kept high for a while yet.

Reuters - 1 hour ago

Here's the BoJ risk to according to FX options

BUZZ-COMMENT-Here's the BoJ risk to JPY - according to FX options June 13 (Reuters) - The FX volatility upon which FX options thrive is gauged with implied volatility when setting the premium, making implied volatility a risk bellwether for impending events. Overnight/next day expiry is the shortest duration option and any changes to its implied volatility and subsequent premiums therefore offer a insight to the perceived FX volatility risk attached to major events covered by its expiry, such as

Reuters - 2 hours ago

Japanese stocks see biggest weekly foreign outflow in seven weeks

Japanese stocks see biggest weekly foreign outflow in seven weeks June 13 (Reuters) - Foreigners were net sellers of Japanese equities last week on profit-taking as the equity rally lost momentum and was further hit by a strengthening yen. They sold a net 351.73 billion yen ($2.24 billion) worth of Japanese stocks during the week ended June 7, which was their biggest weekly net selling since April 19, data from stock exchanges showed.

Reuters - 3 hours ago

Asia stocks gain, bond yields fall on Fed outlook; Europe seen lower

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia stocks gain, bond yields fall on Fed outlook; Europe seen lower Updates prices By Kevin Buckland TOKYO, June 13 (Reuters) - Asian equities rallied on Thursday, while bond yields slid as investors weighed cooling U.S. inflation against a more hawkish posture by the Federal Reserve, although European stocks were expected to open lower.

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