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- USD/JPY to slump below the 100.00 level – MUFG
USD/JPY to slump below the 100.00 level – MUFG
FXStreet reports that economists at MUFG Bank expects the USD/JPY to nosedive below the 100.00 mark in the coming months.
“We expect the yen to strengthen by about 5% versus the US dollar this year, breaking below the 100-level for the first time since 2016 and to levels last recorded in 2013.”
“The cabinet approval fell to negative in December. With a general election required by October, his survival may be in doubt and increased political uncertainty would cloud the outlook and we believe help support the JPY. A clear policy outlook that shows a strategy consistent with fighting deflation is required to diminish risks of real yields rising. Increased political uncertainty coupled with the collapse in global yields will ensure JPY strength certainly against the dollar and probably against some of the other core G10 currencies with very low yields.”
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