The Japanese Yen con...from Irie

14 Nov 2025, 16:54 · Views 359

The Japanese Yen continues with its relative underperformance amid the BoJ uncertainty. Invention fears and the risk-off impulse could offer some support to the safe-haven JPY. Economic concerns keep the USD depressed and might cap gains for the USD/JPY pair.

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15 Nov

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Irie

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