That certainly seems on the cards.... Reuters .....
"Sentiment is still negative towards the yen, but at the same time the market may have got ahead of itself in terms of short-term positioning," UBS' Yu said.
EURO FALLS
Yu added that the euro came under more pressure after EU leaders were considered not to have reached any meaningful agreement on eastern Europe.
"The market is still very negative on the euro and signs of division in Europe and suggestions that Germany is turning its back on eastern Europe are not helping," he said.
Hungary led calls for a 180 billion euro aid package to rescue east European economies whose currencies have been battered by the economic downturn, but EU leaders agreed only to look at helping countries on a case-by-case basis.