June 1, 2026 · Forex News
USD/JPY closed above 160 for the first time since April, and while traders in New York and London watch the level for intervention risk, the more consequential story may be unfolding across the rest of Asia. A yen this weak rewrites the region’s competitive math. Korean and Taiwanese exporters lose pricing power against Japanese rivals; […]
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May 29, 2026 · Forex News
USD/JPY is back above 159, and the reason is as old as the hills: yield differentials. The pair has been climbing for three straight weeks — from 156.85 in early May to 159.3 by Thursday — and the pattern is familiar to anyone who traded the yen over the past two years. When the gap […]
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May 27, 2026 · Forex News
Every FX blow-up of the past decade — the franc de-peg, the yen squeezes, the pound flash crash — shares one feature. The trade that exploded was the trade everyone loved. Crowded trades aren’t dangerous because they’re wrong. They’re dangerous because everyone is positioned the same way, which means there’s nobody left to buy (or […]
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May 26, 2026 · Forex News
The yen’s early-May reprieve is officially over. USD/JPY closed Friday at 159.35 and touched 159.75 intraweek, fully erasing the correction that took the pair down to 155.05 just three weeks ago. If you’re scoring at home, that’s a 470-pip round trip, and the message is unambiguous: every dip in this pair is still being bought. […]
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May 25, 2026 · Forex News
A short public-holiday week in the US is upon us, and the FX market has a message: don’t trust anything that happens in the next four sessions. With American desks thinned out, liquidity drops sharply, and thin markets do strange things — quiet pairs suddenly move 80 pips on a single order, technical levels break […]
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