BUZZ-COMMENT-Societe Generale likes USD/CAD options to target 1.4000 May 23 (Reuters) - Following another drop in the Canadian CPI this week, Societe Generale highlights the potential for USD/CAD to move toward 1.4000, driven by policy divergence between the U.S. and Canada, and discusses a trade strategy using FX options. One of the banks option traders likes the 3-month expiry as it would capture the Bank of Canada policy meeting outcomes on June 5 and July 24, with the latter being the more l

LIVE MARKETS-Yen down on everything but the dollar Welcome to the home for real-time coverage of markets brought to you by Reuters reporters. You can share your thoughts with us at markets.research@thomsonreuters.com YEN DOWN ON EVERYTHING BUT THE DOLLAR A 1.6% bounce in the Nikkei has led Asian shares higher so far today as the yen skids on pretty much all the major crosses.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Nikkei leads Asia higher as yen slips; commodities on a roll Asian stock markets : https://tmsnrt.rs/2zpUAr4 Nikkei bounces as yen falls on everything but the US$ Powell still sees rate cuts, but mum on timing Oil, gold and copper all on the rise Updates prices By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, April 4 (Reuters) - Asian shares rallied on Thursday as U.S.

MORNING BID EUROPE-Yen down on everything but the dollar By Wayne Cole April 4 (Reuters) - A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Wayne Cole. A 1.6% bounce in the Nikkei has led Asian shares higher so far today as the yen skids on pretty much all the major crosses. Since the threat of intervention has capped the dollar at 152.00 yen, investors feel safe in selling the yen against everything else.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Nikkei leads Asia higher as yen skids; commodities in demand Asian stock markets : https://tmsnrt.rs/2zpUAr4 Nikkei bounces as yen falls on everything but the US$ Powell still sees rate cuts, but mum on timing Oil, gold and copper all on the rise By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, April 4 (Reuters) - Asian shares rallied on Thursday as U.S. rate cuts remained on the menu, even if their timing was unclear, while the yen slid against everything except the dollar and boosted Japanese stocks.