The USD/JPY pair is testing the 160 level as Japan considers a JPY 3 trillion supplementary budget and the US transitions to a new Fed Chair, Kevin Warsh, amid global inflation concerns.
Key Takeaways
- 1.USD/JPY is facing upward pressure toward the 160 level due to Japanese fiscal concerns and rising long-term yields.
- 2.The Japanese government is considering a JPY 3 trillion supplementary budget, which has put upward pressure on JGB yields.
- 3.US monetary policy remains volatile as Kevin Warsh takes over as Fed Chair amid toned-down rate cut demands from President Trump.
Table of Contents
- Week in review
- President Trump tones down calls for rate cuts
- Fiscal concerns in focus as supplementary budget considered
- Treasury Secretary Bessent urges BOJ rate hikes
- It all comes down to Governor Ueda
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Authors
Teppei Ino
Securities
USDJPYJGBUSTGBP
Themes
Fiscal-Monetary Policy Tug-of-WarGlobal Central Bank Leadership Transitions
Regions
Asia PacificNorth AmericaEuropeJapanUnited StatesUnited Kingdom
