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- USD/JPY: Appetite to buy at these levels is receding – MUFG
USD/JPY: Appetite to buy at these levels is receding – MUFG
USD/JPY is lower today and the Yen is the best-performing G10 currency. Economists at MUFG Bank analyze the pair’s outlook.
There is limited upside from here
USD/JPY has reached the intervention zone and it looks like appetite to buy at these levels is receding.
The rhetoric from the MoF this week is not yet at a level consistent with imminent intervention. The Obon vacation period was earlier this week and it may be that next week we will see a pick-up in verbal opposition ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium from 24th-26th August.
We continue to believe that there is limited upside for USD/JPY from here and there are more attractive ways to benefit from US Dollar strength than buying USD/JPY.
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