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USD/JPY has just recently chalked up a 38-year high of 161.95. But it pulled back to levels below 160.00 on Thursday (July 11) when U.S. inflation data came in softer-than-expected. In case Japan’s inflation is reported (on Friday, July 19) as stronger than expected, the yen should gain further strength.
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Japan’s Core Inflation Rate (excluding fresh food prices) accelerated to 2.5% year on year in May. According to Multi-Stock Trading LLC's "Economic Insight", Japan’s Core Inflation Rate for June, to be reported on Friday (July 19), may retreat to 2.4% year on year.
USD/JPY has just recently chalked up a 38-year high of 161.95. But it pulled back to levels below 160.00 on Thursday (July 11) when U.S. inflation data came in softer-than-expected.
In case Japan’s inflation is reported as stronger than expected, the yen should gain further strength, putting extra pressure onto USD/JPY.
In the past 12 Japan Inflation reports, within one hour from the event, USD/JPY rose in 50% of times (6 out of 12 reports), marking a trading range of 17.06 pips on average.
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Source: Multi-Stock Trading LLC Economic Insight