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10 Feb 2020

IMF: BoJ's over-optimism in hitting 2% inflation target has hurt its credibility

The Bank of Japan's (BOJ) over-optimism in hitting the 2% inflation target has damaged its credibility, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in its staff report, as reported by Reuters.

"The BOJ should clarify that it is not excessively focused on inflation, but that other objectives, including financial stability, also matter for monetary policy," the publication read. "The emphasis on achieving the price stability target 'as soon as possible,' together with unrealistic inflation forecasts, have been particularly problematic given limited policy space, a clogged monetary transmission, and rising financial stability costs."

USD/JPY reaction

The USD/JPY hasn't reacted to the IMF's commentary and was seen trading sideways near 109.75, where it was virtually unchanged on a daily basis.

Feb 10, 2020

US Dollar Index Price Analysis: DXY keeps grinding to the upside as bulls eye the 99.00 figure

The US dollar index (DXY) is trading at its highest since mid-October while trading above the main simple moving averages (SMAs).

EUR/USD Price Analysis: Euro keeps melting down, nearing 1.0900 figure

EUR/USD is trading in a weak bear trend below its main simple moving averages (SMAs) as the spot is sinking to levels not seen since October 2019.