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Korean Summit and Bank of Japan Tomorrow Impact Yen

By:
Yaron Mazor
Published: Apr 26, 2018, 11:43 UTC

The Yen has continued to traverse its weaker trend versus the U.S Dollar and has broken resistance consistently in the short term.

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Two major risk events will take place in Asia tomorrow, the Bank of Japan meeting and the Korean summit.

Major Risk Events in Asia Early on Friday

The Yen’s weak mid-term trend continues to break through resistance. And early on Friday, a host of risk events will flare in Asia which will make investors nervous.

USD/JPY 4H Chart
USD/JPY 4H Chart

The Bank of Japan will issue its Monetary Policy and conduct its Press Conference. And overshadowing the central bank will be the summit between South Korea and North Korea, which will cause trading impact tomorrow and on Monday.

Long-Term Shows Wicked Results in Yen

A long-term chart shows the wicked volatility seen in the Yen over the last six months – as it has gone from weakness to strength, and is flirting again with the lower realms of its value. The Yen is near 109.25 versus the U.S Dollar.

USD/JPY Daily Chart
USD/JPY Daily Chart

The Yen has always been a crucial barometer of risk appetite for investors. A weaker Yen tends to point to more risk-taking. However, tomorrow’s events will make the short-term dangerous and traders may want to practice caution.

In the short term, we believe the Yen could be negative. The mid-term and Long term we are unbiased.

Yaron Mazor is a senior analyst at SuperTraderTV.

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About the Author

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Yaron has been involved with the capital markets since 1998. During the past 16 years, Yaron has been a day and swing stocks trader in the American market. Yaron has founded and made successful investments into businesses spanning exciting industries – from apparel to restaurants and bars, to high tech, medical technology, and education.

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