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12 Nov 2014

USD/JPY might experience short term stress – Nomura

FXStreet (Barcelona) - Research Analysts at Nomura see the political uncertainty putting pressure on USD/JPY in the short term.

Key Quotes

“Market views on the expected impact on USD/JPY after the possible decision to delay the tax hike are divided.

“Investors view the decision to postpone the tax hike as neutral or negative for JGBs, and if the magnitude of JGB selling accelerates, this could be negative for Japanese equities and USD/JPY, as happened in May and June 2013”

“In addition, increased political uncertainty could cause position unwinding, putting pressure on USD/JPY in the short term. In the short term, we would not rule out these downside risks for USD/JPY, if PM Abe decides to delay the scheduled tax hike and call a snap election.”

Nov 12, 2014

A Global & Australian Economic Perspective - NAB

Alan Oster, Group Chief Economist at the National Australia Bank sees the global growth increasing to 3.4% in 2015 from 3% in 2014.

Bund – dip lower has been minor, looking for recovery – Commerzbank

Karen Jones, Head of Technical Analysis at Commerzbank sees the dip back from the 61.8% retracement of the last sell off at 151.57 to be minor as it continues to find support offered by Imoku 1 at 150.91.