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Japan Services and Composite PMI Revised Higher in October
Seeking Alpha00:21 ET
Asian Indexes Mostly Higher Ahead of U.S. Election Day
Seeking AlphaNov 5 00:52 ET
Bank of Japan Likely to Stay Course With a Rate Hike in December or January, Analysts Say
CNBCNov 1 02:37 ET
Japan's Planned Housing Investment Rises in September
MT NewswiresOct 31 05:56 ET
Japan's Construction Orders Dip in September For First Time in Three Months
MT NewswiresOct 31 05:39 ET
BoJ: No News From Tokyo – Commerzbank
FXStreetOct 31 05:22 ET

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Stock_Drift

Oct 23 07:27

Dollar at 3-month high against yen, euro….

$Euro (EURindex.FX)$ $DB US Dollar Index Bearish Powershares (UDN.US)$ $Japanese Yen Trust (FXY.US)$

Real-time election results! How will you position yourself?

Keith Ooi

Sep 6 09:42

Carry trade unwinding is in progress… ⏳

$Japanese Yen Trust (FXY.US)$

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BullnBearTrading

Sep 6 02:33

Market Overview

Ahead of U.S. nonfarm payroll data, despite the August ISM services activity expanding moderately for two consecutive months, ADP private sector employment growth hit a three-and-a-half-year low, signaling further labor market cooling. This added support to strong rate cut bets due to economic concerns.
U.S. stocks initially rose but quickly reversed. $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ ended a two-day losing streak but closed far below its initial 1.2% rise. $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ and ...

CPI hits 3-year low: How will it sway the Fed rate decision?

Maniac Fool

Sep 5 17:34

Unwind in progress?

$Japanese Yen Trust (FXY.US)$ is YEN carry trade still unwinding?

whqqq

Jul 31 21:49

Powell: It Is Reasonable to Expect Rate Cuts Soon, Possible Discussion in September

The Fed continues to hold steady, paving the way for a rate cut in September, with a new focus on employment risks in addition to inflation.
The Fed's decision statement now refers to inflation as "somewhat elevated," making "some further progress" in reducing inflation, employment growth "somewhat slowed," and the unemployment rate remaining low but "somewhat rising." It no longer states it is "highly attentive ...

Markets rally as recession fears ease: Take action or stay patient?