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In a twist of events, the yen found itself under selling pressure as the European markets opened this morning. Reports circulated, hinting that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) intends to stick with its monetary stimulus measures.

Despite the BoJ’s unwavering stance, market participants have remained skeptical, propping up the yen’s value. The question now is whether today’s comments will bring about any change in this sentiment.

Since the appointment of a new governor earlier this year, market participants have been eagerly awaiting a potential policy shift from the Bank of Japan. The recent strength of the yen owes, in part, to investors’ hopes of a change in direction, even though Governor Ueda’s words have been consistent.

Yen Gains Following Global Economic Data Release

Sous: tradingeconomics. com

Yesterday saw the yen gain ground during European trade, fueled by GDP data that surpassed expectations. This unexpected surge reignited hope for a policy pivot. Adding fuel to the fire, the decline in USD/JPY was further fueled by a disappointing miss on initial jobless claims in the US, pushing the pair to a daily low of around 138.75.

Fresh reports emerging this morning indicate that the Bank of Japan sees little reason to make any tweaks to the Yield Curve Control (YCC) in June. The central bank remains steadfast in its commitment to continued monetary stimulus. Additionally, the bank addressed its price goal, candidly admitting that it is still out of sight.

Moreover, the Bank foresees inflation remaining persistently low in the foreseeable future. Unsurprisingly, the Yen weakened as Japanese bond futures rose, and the USD/JPY pair inched closer to the 140.00 mark.

With the Bank of Japan currently conducting an all-encompassing review of its monetary policy, experts anticipate that the results will only be available within the next 12–18 months.

US Data Whips Up Market Volatility Ahead of Key Events

This week, US data has proven to be an unexpected catalyst, stirring up more market volatility than anticipated. It has become a tug-of-war between the strength and weakness of the Dola ameriken as bulls and bears battle for supremacy, positioning themselves strategically for next week’s pivotal events.

Wrapping up this week, the US session lacks any significant data releases, shifting the market’s attention to next week’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) report and the much-anticipated Federal Reserve rate decision.