Month: May 2022

The uspide potential of the US dollar versus the Japanse yen is becoming more limited, warned analysts at MUFG Bank. They noted the USD/JPY pair is reverting to a traditional risk-on/risk-off patterns amid financial instability. Key Quotes: “The fact that US yields have been more sensitive to asset price declines than to higher than expected
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The current financial market environment is one where market players are shunning riskier assets and moving to the safety of cash. Increasing nervousness about economic growth, inflation concerns, geopolitical issues, and the rising interest rates has caused the switch. The US dollar has emerged as the clear winner in this flight to safety, with the
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Overall market sentiment stabilize in Asia today, with Nikkei leading other major indexes higher. Bitcoin is trading back above 20k, arguing that the climax of the crypto rout is over. In the currency markets, both Dollar and Yen are paring some recent gains while commodity currencies recover. But for the week, Yen is still the
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Data released on Friday showed University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index fell to 59.1 in May from 65.2 in April, the lowest reading since 2011. According to analysts at Wells Fargo, there is no shortage of factors to blame for the decline in consumer sentiment, from inflation to rising interest rates and financial market instability.
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