JPY strengthens against majors on heels of BOJ Nov. report
Nov 23, 2009 in Grow Financially, Opportunities
The Bank of Japan said the economy should continue picking up for the next few months but warned that it is still weak, suggesting that it may slow down after the effects of stimulus measures run out when the new fiscal year starts in April.
Reiterating commnets from its latest monetary policy statement the BOJ said, the BOJ said, “Japan’s economy is picking up mainly due to various policy measures taken at home and abroad, although the momentum of self-sustaining recovery in domestic private demand remains weak.”
“Japan’s economic conditions are likely to continue improving, although the pace of involvement is likely to remain moderate for the time being.” Business investment and consumer spending should be propped up by the current temporary tax breaks and monetary easing through the end of fiscal 2009.
Usd/Jpy, Eur/Jpy, and Gbp/Jpy are all currently at session lows trading at 88.69, 132.38, and 146.85 resspectively.
