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YEN: JPY crosses have edged higher in early Asia-Pacific dealing, although the
move was nowhere near as sharp as yesterday's and the pairs has eased from
highs. USDJPY has added 5 pips to trade around 109.80, with EURJPY at 130.15,
also 10 pips higher and AUDJPY 5 pips higher at ~81.95.
- The accounts from the latest BoJ MonPol decision provided little fresh in the
way of insight, while it is also worth noting that Japanese lifers bought a net
Y1.05tln worth of foreign bonds during April, according to data released by the
MoF. This represents the largest amount of foreign bond purchases in any April
since 2008.
- BoP data revealed that Japanese funds were sellers of US debt in March, to the
tune of Y433.8bln, recording a 6th straight month of net selling.
- USDJPY bulls take comfort in support emerging on dips to the 100-DMA (108.57)
with gains seeing focus on 110.02-49 where the 200-DMA & 55-WMA are. Bears again
look for a close below hourly support from April 23 (108.54) to confirm an
easing of bullish pressure.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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