USD/JPY still in loc...來自FatGor

USD/JPY still in lockdown as Japan trade numbers hit record lows The USD/JPY was unchanged after disappointing export and import data from Japan. The data showed that exports and imports declined by 28.3% and 26.2% respectively. These numbers came a day after the BOJ delivered its interest rate decision. The pair is trading at 107.25, down from this month’s high of 109.82.

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EUR/USD Forecast - Uncertainty Remains US Retail Sales soared in May, while Fed's chief Powell cooled down corporate bond-buying expectations. EUR/USD retreated from highs, with increased bearish potential in the short-term. German ZEW Survey showed that Economic Sentiment improved in June, as the German index came in at 63.4 while for the whole EU, it resulted in 58.6. Inflation in the country met the market's expectations.

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Risk sentiment will drive the USD/JPY this week as ties between the U.S. and China come under further strain, potentially threatening the “Phase One” trade deal signed earlier this year.

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Sellers are back in near-term control on a break under the key hourly moving averages, and notably driving price below some near-term support around 107.34-40. That has seen the yen accelerate gains against the dollar, with 10-year Treasury yields also slumping to session lows - down by nearly 3 bps to 0.662%. The risk tones in the market are looking more cautious/defensive and has seen quite a turn of events following the announcement by US president Trump here yesterday. All eyes will be on that now but the dollar in general also isn't faring too well ahead of European trading, so that is adding to the softness in USD/JPY here.

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