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26 Jun 2018

Japan PM Abe: BOJ's easing is not aimed at weakening Yen

Comments from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe are crossing the wires via Reuters:

Bank of Japan's (BOJ) monetary policy is not aimed at weakening Yen.
Understand that the US recognizes BOJ policy not aimed at forex

Jun 26, 2018

NZIER recommends no change to RNBZ cash rate

Christina Leung, Principal Economist at the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) was out with their Monetary Policy Shadow Board’s recom

Emerging Market currencies to extend weakness into H2 2018 – Barclays

In its latest FX outlook for H2 2018, the Barclays Research Team notes that the US dollar is likely to be the preferred currency amid trade war fears