JPY: Japanese Yen continues to slowdown its daily movement

The Japanese Yen rate is getting weaker at the Forex currency market on Tuesday; dynamics of the last days shows decline in volatility in the pair.

Forex forecast: MACD indicator is in the negative area for the pair USD/JPY, and is going up, giving a buy signal. Stochastic Oscillator goes down in the neutral zone and is giving a sell signal.

Forex recommendations: off the market.

Feasible event scenario at Forex: in case of breakdown at the level of 76.60, the pair will go to 76.30 and 76.10. If downward breakdown does not take place, the pair will consolidate at the current levels.

Statistics this morning showed that total current account surplus in Japan amounted to Y407.5 billion in August against the forecast of Y462 billion. In addition, consumer confidence index in Japan declined to 38.6 points in September against the forecast of 37.2 points

Tankan business survey, which was published this week, showed that expectations of the large industrial enterprises amounted to +2 points in September against the forecast of +3 points. Expectations of large non-industrial enterprises demonstrated decline of 11 points versus the forecast of -14 points and -21 points previously. At a two-day meeting last week the Bank of Japan left interest rate the level of 0.10% per annum, as expected. Regulator has commented that he is going to continue lending program until 30 April 2012. The Bank has refrained additional stimulation of the economy deciding to wait for the more complete results. Volume of assets purchase was maintained at 50 trillion yen.

From the fundamental point of view Japanese economy is stable as far as it is possible after the disaster in March. However, the impact of the expensive Yen can provoke resumption of talk about mitigation of fiscal conditions.

Statistics released earlier showed that real revised GDP in Japan fell by 0.5% q/q (-2.1% y/y) in Q2 against the forecast of -0.5% q/q (-2.0% y/y) and previous level of -0.3% q/q. The data released at the end of the last week included the following information about inflation: base national CPI amounted to +0.2% y/y in August. In addition, it also became known that unemployment fell to 4.3% in August against the forecast of 4.7% and previous level of 4.7%.

 

 

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