Tag: yen

Paul Golden reviews some of the key Asia currency movements in June and talks to market experts, covering Japan, Korea, India, Indonesia and China.

Japan’s yen fell this this week to an 18-month low against the dollar as Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi seeks to shore up her coalition.

As the US Fed is expected to cut rates by either 25 or 50 bps this week, Asia-based treasurers suggest keeping track of the long-term fundamentals of the rate cycle.

Global FX market sees volatility as investors pull out of carry trades and stocks.

The FX market is awaiting the outcome of the BOJ meeting this week, with BNY anticipating three rate rises this year.

Treasurers looking ahead to 2019 will need to be keenly aware of the geopolitical risk to currency movements. Has the US overplayed its hand? Will the Euro be resurgent? Read on…

Japan is more likely than ever to use fiscal policy to stimulate its markets now that the Liberal Democratic Party has majorities in both houses of the legislature.

Japanese banks are looking for cues as to what their next steps might be post-Brexit.

Taiwan’s financial regulator has put on hold consideration of a proposal to empower banks to check borrowers’ derivatives transaction histories before offering credit.

The UK’s surprise decision to leave the European Union sparked panic, but FX experts CT talked to think things are returning to business as usual.

Following the move by the People’s Bank of China to devalue the renminbi, CT compiles excerpts from analyst reports to assess what it means for Asia’s treasurers.

That’s precisely what econtext Asia CFO Tomohiro Yamaguchi did in order to execute a funding strategy outside of a volatile and weakening yen.