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22 Aug 2014

USD/JPY loses the 103.80 level after Canadian data

FXStreet (San Francisco) - The US Dollar was extending its recovery from 103.50 versus the Japanese Yen to trade as high as 103.80; however the pair wasn't able to hold prices and following the Canadian inflation and retail sales report, it is now falling to 103.70.

Currently, USD/JPY is trading at 103.75, down -0.09% on the day, having posted a daily high at 103.97 and low at 103.50. The FXStreet OB/OS Index is reflecting neutral hourly conditions, while the FXStreet Trend Index is slightly bearish.

USD/JPY levels

There are USD/JPY option expiries at today's New York cut reported at 103.10 ($350 mln),103.35 ($400 mln) and 104:00 (E450 mln) according to Gerry Davies from FXBeat.

Aug 22, 2014

Canada: CPI (Jul) rose 2.1% YoY

Canadian headline consumer prices rose 2.1% on a year through July, missing forecasts for a 2.3% gain. On a monthly basis prices...

USD/CAD spiked to 1.0980 on data

The Canadian dollar has abruptly depreciated just beyond 1.0980 vs. the greenback on Friday, although the USD/CAD quickly returned to the mid-10900s....