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14 Apr 2015

Japan's Hamada: Yen at 105 per dollar would be appropriate

FXStreet (Bali) - Koiche Hamada, adviser to Japanese PM Abe, is crossing the wires once again to reiterate his overnight comments that USD/JPY at 105.00 would be appropriate.

Headlines via Bloomberg

Yen can deviate 10%-20% from its appropriate level

Says yen at 105 per dollar would be appropriate

Says yen at 125/dollar wouldn't be justified

Says he doesn't think yen will drop much further

Says yen selling is approaching limit
Apr 14, 2015

AUD/USD: Bulls finally able to come up for air

AUD/USD is currently trading at 0.7613 and on the bid with a high of 0.7621 and a low of 0.7580.
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Apr 14, 2015

Singaporean Central Bank delivers somewhat of a surprise Westpac

Jonathan Cavenagh, FX Strategist at Westpac, provides his insights into today's MAS monetary policy decision, noting that it delivered somewhat of a surprise.
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