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- USD/JPY: From a disorderly to orderly decline – ING
USD/JPY: From a disorderly to orderly decline – ING
Japanese efforts to turn the USD/JPY bull turn around have been a little too successful, ING’s FX analysts Francesco Pesole and Chris Turner note.
USD/JPY set to be back to the 137/138 area
“They exposed a ‘fast money’ community that at the start of July had been exceptionally short Japanese Yen (JPY). And as is the case with carry trade strategies, a trend that was years in the making was reversed in a heartbeat. We think positioning is better balanced now and that a further drop will be orderly.”
“Our call is that USD/JPY will revert to being driven by macro factors rather than by position adjustment. Lower growth and US rates, plus the Bank of Japan on a path to higher rates (next hike in October) should drag USD/JPY back to the 137/138 area.”
“More Trump comments on the need for a weak USD are also a risk.”
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