Anyhow, there were signs that
yen pairs still tried to track bond yields.
Not exact matches
And while the BOJ announced its latest monetary policy decision this week, that event turned out to be a dud (as usual) and
yen pairs were
still taking directional cues from bond yields at the time.
As usual,
yen pairs were taking directional cues from bond yields, so the
yen got swamped by sellers on Monday when bond yields rose, due to the prevalence of risk - appetite and expectations that the FOMC minutes will show that a December rate hike is
still in the cards, market analysts say.
As usual,
yen pairs were taking directional cues from bond yields, so the
yen got swamped by sellers on Monday when bond yields rose, due to the prevalence of risk - appetite and expectations that the FOMC minutes will show that a December rate hike is
still in the cards,