The EURJPY currency pair fell sharply to near 159.00 in European trading hours on Monday, facing sharp selling pressure as the Japanese Yen outperforms across the board amid dismal market sentiment. Deepening
The EURJPY cross rebounds to near 157.10, snapping the three-day losing streak during the early European session on Monday. The Euro gathers strength as Germany’s conservatives won its election as expected. Traders brace
The EURJPY cross trades in positive territory around 162.55 during the early European session on Tuesday. However, the potential upside of the cross might be limited amid concerns about US President Donald
The EURUSD pair ended the week on a bullish note, climbing 0.66% to settle at 1.0485 on Friday in a move that signals a continuation of its recovery, following recent consolidation within
EURJPY is retracing its recent gains from the previous session, trading around 163.20 in European markets on Tuesday. The Euro-Yen cross remains subdued following the release of the Bank of Japan’s Meeting
EURJPY extended its losses and remained tepid around 163.00 following an interview of European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde published by the Financial Times on Monday. Lagarde emphasised that the central bank
The Japanese Yen struggles to find demand to start the week as markets assess the outcome of the Japanese general election. Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party, which has been in power since 1955,
EURJPY is trading down almost half a percent around 162.50 on Monday as it closes in on the ceiling of its multi-week trading range from the early August lows. Bears are driving
Safe-haven flows dominate financial markets at the beginning of the week as investors react to the latest news surrounding the Israel-Iran conflict. S&P will release revisions to July PMI data for the
The EURJPY currency pair traded in positive territory for the sixth consecutive day near 173.80 on Wednesday during the early European session. The Yen weakened after the data showed that Japanese business
