Today, Londoners and Canadians will resume trading. However, the end of the year is approaching, and the number of trading participants is likely to continue to decrease. Since each country will be closed all at once during the year-end and New Year holidays, it seems that aggressive transactions will be refrained from doing so.
The mood of the market is relatively calm. Although there are concerns about the rapid spread of Omicron strain infection, it is unlikely that it will become severe, and strong lockdown measures such as temporary ones have been sealed. It seems that interest rate hikes will continue in the United States and the United Kingdom next year, but at this point, the stock markets of each country are not very cautious.
Yesterday, the dollar / yen pair temporarily rose to around 114.95, and there was a movement to ask for the 115 yen level. However, there was a strong desire to sell at around 115 yen, and it did not move at a stretch. Today, the transaction is in the latter half of the 114 yen range, which is the same level as the previous day, which is a so-called familiar level. First of all, I would like to pay attention to whether the Londoners will try to put on the 115 yen level.
(Source: Minkabu)
Currently, it has already reached the 115 yen level. In the midst of thin trading, we are paying attention to whether we can increase the upper price from here. The current position is only to buy USDCHF.
