Talking down the Yen... But the long term trend is still intact... And that trend is DOWN for the USD and UP for the JPY...
Talking down the Yen... But the long term trend is still intact... And that trend is DOWN for the USD and UP for the JPY...
market was betting on intervention
looks like the market expected too much
BoJ report out
JPY strengthens
Hahaha interventions no longer work especially kung unilateral lang... The market is now bigger than ever before, bigger than any central bank can interfere with...
Used to work after the post World War II era hehehe... We need a new economic model, they still teach Keynesian economics in schools...
go back to the fundamentals? that's why we see Gold Dinars comin ^^
Damn, son! Where'd you find this?
it's coz of the JPY
AUD/JPY (risk on/risk off)
friday, AUD rallied, so did stocks
Monday, BoJ meeting, no intervention, JPY strengthens, stocks fall
remember yesterday morning before the BoJ report came out, the JPY was falling, the Nikkei rallied
then after the report came out, JPY strengthened, Nikkei fell
everything is correlated to FX
stocks, bonds, commodities... they're all looking at FX
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Damn, son! Where'd you find this?
CHF is in an all time high against the EUR. The SNB is not gonna like this, they already lost a lot of money trying to intervene in the EUR/CHF pair...
And here is also why interventions are meaningless...
http://www.cnbc.com/id/38946478Trade on global currency markets has jumped by a fifth over the past three years to $4 trillion a day, roughly equal to the annual economic output of Germany, a major central bank survey showed on Wednesday.
As the article said, Germany's economic output in a year, the FX markets trade in a day.
AUD is flying across the board after Australia reported a higher than expected quarterly GDP growth of 1.2%... Easily fueled by China's demand for its commodities...