#美联储恢复降息进程 Ultimately, it all depends on how the Bank of Japan acts. Last time when the USD/JPY spiked to 150, it was due to sudden intervention from Japan, right? Now that the Fed has restarted interest rate cuts, the market has to pay attention to the Bank of Japan's stance. The exchange rate is something that, sometimes, is really not solely determined by the Fed; the game among several central banks is the key. The 150 level seems quite sensitive now, and once it approaches, Japan will probably take action again.
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SandwichDetector
· 14h ago
If the Bank of Japan really takes action, the Fed's rate cut will be in vain; the key still depends on whether the exchange rate can break 150.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 14h ago
150 The Bank of Japan has long been focused on this threshold, the Fed's interest rate cut is just an appetizer, the real show is yet to come.
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WhaleWatcher
· 14h ago
If the Bank of Japan does not take action this time, the USD/JPY will skyrocket, and that's when it will really be chaotic.
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Frontrunner
· 15h ago
150 that hurdle really can't hold back, once the Bank of Japan takes action, the market will have to be reshuffled.
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tx_pending_forever
· 15h ago
150 that position is really a mine, the Bank of Japan could explode it at any time.
#美联储恢复降息进程 Ultimately, it all depends on how the Bank of Japan acts. Last time when the USD/JPY spiked to 150, it was due to sudden intervention from Japan, right? Now that the Fed has restarted interest rate cuts, the market has to pay attention to the Bank of Japan's stance. The exchange rate is something that, sometimes, is really not solely determined by the Fed; the game among several central banks is the key. The 150 level seems quite sensitive now, and once it approaches, Japan will probably take action again.