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- USD/JPY struggles to extend far beyond 109.00 – Westpac
USD/JPY struggles to extend far beyond 109.00 – Westpac
Sean Callow, an analyst at Westpac, suggests that the support for USD/JPY from rising US yields is starting to moderate.
- “The 10 year Treasury yield briefly printed a 6 week high on Tuesday but it looks comfortable around 1.80%, consistent with USD/JPY’s struggle to extend far beyond 109.00.
- Risk appetite could hardly be more supportive, with global equities reaching fresh record highs this week and USD/JPY 1mth implied volatility retesting April lows around 5%.
- So it seems unlikely that global risk appetite will be sufficient fuel for a run at 110.
- Short-covering of speculative positions has probably run its course.
- With the BoJ’s cautious policy tweaks last week almost forgotten already, this leaves US yields and broad US$ sentiment as key in the week ahead. Resilient DXY short term suggests support on dips towards USD/JPY 108 and some fresh probes above 109 but no major range breakout.”
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