Osamu Takashima News
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The euro reached a four-month low versus the dollar as investors assessed whether Cyprus’s bailout signaled deeper private-sector losses in bank restucturings.
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The yen fell against all its major peers as Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda outlined monetary easing options to achieve a 2 percent annual inflation goal in two years.
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The dollar’s advance versus the yen may stall, Citigroup Inc. said, citing declines in its relative strength index.
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The yen will weaken against the dollar as it bounces off a key resistance level, Citigroup Inc. said, citing Ichimoku cloud-chart analysis.
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The dollar will fail to strengthen beyond 100 yen until next year as it will take time for the U.S. interest-rate advantage to widen enough to lure investors, according to Citigroup Inc.
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The yen may reach its strongest level against the euro since 2000 if it breaches a key level it’s approaching, according to Citigroup Inc., citing ichimoku- cloud chart analysis.
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The yen will weaken more than previously forecast versus the dollar this quarter as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pushes for drastic monetary stimulus, according to Citigroup Inc.
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The dollar may stop declining at about 81 yen before it rebounds toward 84 yen, according to Citigroup Inc., citing trading patterns.
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Japan’s economy shrank almost 10 percent in the half decade since Shinzo Abe was last prime minister, as a soaring yen hollowed out manufacturing. Abe’s return may be exporters’ best chance yet to halt the damage.
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Japan’s Ministry of Finance is back.
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