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19 Oct 2022

Japan PM Kishida: Excess FX volatility based on speculation cannot be tolerated

Japanese Prime Minister Kishida warned on Wednesday that “excess FX volatility based on speculation cannot be tolerated.”

Additional quotes

“No comment on FX.”

“Need to take appropriate action against excess forex move.”

Market reaction

Kishida’s comments come as USD/JPY is gradually closing in on the 150.00 mark, trading at the highest level since the 1990s, at the time of writing.

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GBP/USD: Range for the rest of Q4 compressed to 1.0750-1.1500 – Credit Suisse

Economists at Credit Suisse came into Q4 looking for GBP/USD to trade largely within a 1.0350-1.1400 range. Following the UK’s fiscal U-turn, they com
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Oct 19, 2022

USD/JPY: Yen to remain in free-fall unless BoJ’s approach on monetary policy front changes – Commerzbank

USD/JPY is approaching the 150 mark. Economists at Commerzbank expect even further yen weakness while the Bank of Japan stands pat. Interventions can
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