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15 Mar 2023

USD/JPY: Quite volatile over near term, before showing clearer signs of a downtrend from mid-year – HSBC

USD/JPY will likely remain volatile over the near term. Economists at HSBC modify their USD/JPY forecasts for the upcoming quarters but maintain their year-end 2023 view of 120.

The rationale supporting JPY’s appreciation in 2023 remains intact

“We expect USD/JPY to be quite volatile over the near term because of external uncertainties; however, a stock-take of the four domestic factors – the BoJ’s policy tweak, residents’ FX hedging, current account improvement, the JPY’s ‘safe haven status’ – we believe would support the JPY suggests that the rationale remains intact, even if some developments may be taking a longer time to materialise.”

“We make some small changes to our quarterly projections for USD/JPY and leave our year-end 2023 forecast unchanged at 120.”

Source: HSBC forecasts

Mar 15, 2023

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EUR/JPY Price Analysis: Outsized pullback shifts the attention to the downside

The abrupt sell-off forces EUR/JPY to break below the 141.00 mark and leave behind the key 200-day SMA at 141.77 at the same time. The sharp retraceme