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Market News USD/JPY entices Investors Near The Mid-140.00s Despite a Disappointing Japan Unemployment Rate; Attention Turns To Risk Catalysts

USD/JPY entices Investors Near The Mid-140.00s Despite a Disappointing Japan Unemployment Rate; Attention Turns To Risk Catalysts

The USD/JPY gains bids to reverse a week-beginning retreat from six-month highs. In April, both the Unemployment Rate and the Jobs-to-Applicants Ratio in Japan decreased. Yields deteriorate prior to the return of the entire market, and challenges to sentiment from the US debt ceiling agreement favor Yen pair buyers.

TOP1 Markets Analyst
2023-05-30
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During the early hours of Tokyo trading on Tuesday, USD/JPY regains upside momentum as it reverses the previous day's corrective retracement from a six-month high near 140.50. In doing so, the Yen pair fails to respond favorably to buoyant Japan data in the face of new challenges to the prior risk-on sentiment as full markets resume trading.

 

In spite of this, Japan's Unemployment Rate decreased to 2.6% in April compared to 2.7% expected and 2.8% previously, while the Job/Applicants Ratio remained approximately 1.32 during the month in question.

 

USD/JPY began the week on a weaker footing in response to the weekend announcement by US President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy of an agreement to avoid the debt-ceiling deadline. However, some policymakers, primarily Republicans, are opposed to the compromises made to reach the agreement and stand ready to challenge it in the House and Senate, causing market anxiety as the June 5 deadline for default approaches.

 

Away from the United States, the recent improvement in US data has bolstered the Fed's hawkish bets, despite concerns that the US debt-limit agreement will increase bond issuance and reduce market liquidity. The same, however, contends with the challenges for the Bank of Japan's (BoJ) continued dovish bias in the face of recently stronger inflation data from Asian major economies.

 

As a result of these maneuvers, S&P500 Futures record modest losses while yields regain upward momentum after a negative start to the week. With this, the USD/JPY pair can maintain its most recent rebound to challenge the yearly high marked in the previous week.

 

For intraday direction of the USD/JPY pair, it will be crucial for US Dollar Index traders to monitor developments regarding the US debt ceiling agreement and the US CB Consumer Confidence for May.


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