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The Bank of Japan is suspected of “taking action” again to save the yen Kazuo Ueda suggests interest rate hikes
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda strengthened his rhetoric about the weak yen one day after meeting with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
Japan's Suzuki: Rapid FX Moves Are Undesirable
Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said on Wednesday that rapid foreign exchange (FX) movements are undesirable. However, Suzuki declined to comment on whether the US has agreed on Japan's FX intervention.
Rental costs are soaring! Major central banks face stubborn obstacles to curbing inflation
In the US, the UK, Canada, and Australia, rapidly rising housing costs — which weigh heavily in the consumer price index basket — are preventing inflation from falling back to the central bank's target level.
Canadian Dollar Skittish on Tuesday Despite Improving Ivey PMI
Canadian Dollar easing but sticking to midrange
Canada Dollar to Suffer From 'Relentless Decay' in Country's Competitiveness -- Market Talk
Economist David Rosenberg says the Canadian dollar is in a bear market, weakened by what he describes as a "relentless decay" in the economy's competitiveness relative to the U.S. In his morning note to clients, the head of Rosenberg Research says Canada might need a weaker CAD to help stem the tide of net direct investment outflows, totaling C$400 billion since 2014.
The Japanese authorities have a tough warning: intervention in the foreign exchange market is necessary to support the yen
Japan may have to act against the disorder and speculation-driven fluctuations in the foreign exchange market, which reinforces the market's expectations that the Japanese authorities are ready to intervene again in the foreign exchange market to support the yen.