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Japanese yenThe Japanese yen jumped against all other most-traded currencies today as traders fled to safety of the yen, fearing the financial problems of the US and Europe.
The Japanese policy makers signaled that they may take steps to curb gains of the currency. In fact, the Bank of Japan already intervened on August 4, but the impact of the move almost waned at present. This situation isn’t unlike the one in Switzerland, where the central bank also fights with appreciation of the nation’s currency and also losing this battle.
USD/JPY fell from 77.74 to 77.04 as of 9:09 GMT today. EUR/JPY went down from 110.23 to 109.74 while it reached the low of 109.09 during the day.
If you have any questions, comments or opinions regarding the Japanese Yen, feel free to post them using the commentary form below.
Earlier News About the Japanese Yen:
Yen Slumps on BoJ Intervention (2011-08-04)
Yen Gains on Greece & US Debt Problems (2011-07-28)
EU Summit Eases Need for Safety, Yen Drops (2011-07-22)
Second Week of Gains for Yen, Will BOJ Intervene? (2011-07-16)
Yen Declines as Chinese Economy Grows (2011-07-13)
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Japanese yenThe Japanese yen jumped against all other most-traded currencies today as traders fled to safety of the yen, fearing the financial problems of the US and Europe.
The Japanese policy makers signaled that they may take steps to curb gains of the currency. In fact, the Bank of Japan already intervened on August 4, but the impact of the move almost waned at present. This situation isn’t unlike the one in Switzerland, where the central bank also fights with appreciation of the nation’s currency and also losing this battle.
USD/JPY fell from 77.74 to 77.04 as of 9:09 GMT today. EUR/JPY went down from 110.23 to 109.74 while it reached the low of 109.09 during the day.
If you have any questions, comments or opinions regarding the Japanese Yen, feel free to post them using the commentary form below.
Earlier News About the Japanese Yen:
Yen Slumps on BoJ Intervention (2011-08-04)
Yen Gains on Greece & US Debt Problems (2011-07-28)
EU Summit Eases Need for Safety, Yen Drops (2011-07-22)
Second Week of Gains for Yen, Will BOJ Intervene? (2011-07-16)
Yen Declines as Chinese Economy Grows (2011-07-13)
This entry was posted on TopForexNews on Tuesday, August 9th, 2011 at 9:10 am and is filed under Japanese Yen. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
Japanese yenThe Japanese yen jumped against all other most-traded currencies today as traders fled to safety of the yen, fearing the financial problems of the US and Europe.
The Japanese policy makers signaled that they may take steps to curb gains of the currency. In fact, the Bank of Japan already intervened on August 4, but the impact of the move almost waned at present. This situation isn’t unlike the one in Switzerland, where the central bank also fights with appreciation of the nation’s currency and also losing this battle.
USD/JPY fell from 77.74 to 77.04 as of 9:09 GMT today. EUR/JPY went down from 110.23 to 109.74 while it reached the low of 109.09 during the day.
If you have any questions, comments or opinions regarding the Japanese Yen, feel free to post them using the commentary form below.
Earlier News About the Japanese Yen:
Yen Slumps on BoJ Intervention (2011-08-04)
Yen Gains on Greece & US Debt Problems (2011-07-28)
EU Summit Eases Need for Safety, Yen Drops (2011-07-22)
Second Week of Gains for Yen, Will BOJ Intervene? (2011-07-16)
Yen Declines as Chinese Economy Grows (2011-07-13)
This entry was posted on TopForexNews on Tuesday, August 9th, 2011 at 9:10 am and is filed under Japanese Yen. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
