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Yen Stays Low as Japan Faces Slower Inflation
Solid ECN – The value of the Japanese yen remained weak, staying over 150 against the dollar, following recent inflation data. In January, Japan's central and underlying inflation rates dropped to 2.2% and 2%, down from December's 2.6% and 2.3%, marking the lowest since March 2022. Despite this, the underlying inflation was still higher than the anticipated 1.8%, suggesting a slower decrease in inflation than expected. With inflation easing, the Bank of Japan will likely continue its lenient monetary policies for a while longer.
The yen is also struggling due to unfavorable trading strategies and weak economic figures, leading to a recession at the end of the year. This poor performance has led to official comments to support the yen, the lowest among major global currencies this year.
The yen is also struggling due to unfavorable trading strategies and weak economic figures, leading to a recession at the end of the year. This poor performance has led to official comments to support the yen, the lowest among major global currencies this year.