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Updated May 10, 2013 4:00:00 AM
Yesterday we flagged up GBPJPY as one to watch over the BOE meeting, as the BOE’s neutral stance contrasted sharply with the BOJ’s stimulus efforts. What we didn’t know then was that the yen would fall off a cliff, pushing USDJPY above 100.00 and other yen crosses higher. GBPJPY is up more than 200 pips in the last 24 hours. And has been as high as 156.50 so far. So where can this cross [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Mar 6, 2013 11:34:39 PM
The BoJ’s two-day policy meeting was largely a non-event for the market, with the bank holding off on further easing in light of an upcoming power handover. This was Shirakawa’s last meeting as BoJ governor. At the bank’s next meeting in April, it will be headed by former Asian Development Bank Chief Kuroda. Under his tenure the market is expecting a much more dovish BoJ than was the case under Shirakawa. This puts a lot [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Apr 3, 2013 12:31:55 AM
The US dollar outperformed, with commodities and the euro taking a bit hit. XAUUSD was hit by a second wave of selling in as many sessions, while EURUSD continued to drift lower. Also, the ASX 200 ignored positive local and international data in favour of weak Australian new home sales figures. The equity sell-off was mainly contained to Australia, although the Hang Seng has retraced its opening gains. The Nikkei 255 however, is currently in [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Apr 17, 2013 12:47:25 AM
Amidst a lack of market moving events, consolidation trading took hold of markets in Asia. Most major equity markets held onto their opening gains on the back of a positive handover from US markets. US housing starts were more than expected in March, reinforcing the notion of an recovery in the world’s largest economy. However, China’s recent GDP miss is still weighing on commodity currencies, which are struggling to regain all of their lost ground. [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Dec 6, 2012 11:08:14 PM
Australia’s trade deficit printed a little lower than the market was anticipating, but this didn’t stop it rising above AUD2bn in October for the first time since the financial crisis. In September, the trade balance was negative AUD1.4bn, thus it fell 47% to October. This is long way off the Government’s pledge to deliver a surplus in 2012-2013. In a speech today, PM Gillard said the government’s determination to deliver a surplus relies on the [...] Continue Reading ...
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