The early morning earthquake in Taiwan served as a surprising piece of news.

Today, the early morning earthquake in Taiwan served as a surprising piece of news. Given Taiwan’s association with major semiconductor companies like TSMC, semiconductor-related stocks were sensitively sold. However, the decline in Japanese stocks also seems to be largely influenced by fears stemming from the previous day’s downturn in U.S. stocks. In the U.S., amid […]

Today, being Easter Monday, many countries are observing a holiday, resulting in fewer market participants and an expected wait-and-see mood. The USD/JPY is anticipated to hover around the 151 yen level.

Today, being Easter Monday, many countries are observing a holiday, resulting in fewer market participants and an expected wait-and-see mood. The USD/JPY is anticipated to hover around the 151 yen level. The movement centered around the 151 yen level for USD/JPY is expected to continue. There might be some activity from the U.S. participants after […]

U.S. core PCE deflator

On this day, amidst the London and New York markets being effectively closed for Good Friday, the U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) deflator for February will be announced at 9:30 PM Japan time. The general expectation is for a year-on-year increase of 2.5%, which would mark an acceleration from the previous month’s 2.4% rise. The […]

A Monday in Adjustment Mood, with Subsequent Overseas Markets Facing a Lack of Material

The week has begun in an adjustment mood. The strong dollar trend seen at the end of last week has paused. Following comments from Finance Minister Kanda warning against excessive yen depreciation, the dollar-yen briefly tested the 151.05 level, attempting to break below the significant threshold. The Chinese yuan is also seeing dollar-selling and yuan-buying, […]