ドル円は、今日のNY為替市場で、154円台前半で上下動が続いている。 today's NY forer market revealed the US manufacturing sentiment index was lower than expected, and the price index was at a low level not seen since last month, leading some economists to believe that the tax impact has passed over. Meanwhile, the dollar is weakening due to an increase in the dollar high, and the yen is rising.
The dollar's upward movement is slowing down, but its long-term trend is still moving upwards, aiming for 155 yen. The market is optimistic about the yen's long-term performance, expecting it to continue to move upwards.
The euro-dollar exchange rate is also experiencing a downward trend, with the current level being around 1.15. However, the euro itself is not moving much, and its movement is largely influenced by the dollar's movement.
The euro-yen exchange rate is rising due to a strong yen, reaching around 177.70 yen. The pound-dollar exchange rate is stable at 1.31 dollars, with no signs of downward pressure. However, the pound-yen exchange rate is experiencing a decline, falling to around 201 yen before rebounding.
The market is also waiting for the result of the next meeting of the UK's Financial Policy Committee (MPC), which may have an impact on the pound. The MPC's decision is expected to be cautious due to concerns about high inflation and the economy, but some economists are predicting a possible cut in interest rates.
The yen carries a risk of a significant appreciation if the Bank of Japan cuts interest rates further, which could lead to an acceleration in the yen carry trade.
Note: I have rewritten the article in my own style, using proper Japanese language as a journalist.
The dollar's upward movement is slowing down, but its long-term trend is still moving upwards, aiming for 155 yen. The market is optimistic about the yen's long-term performance, expecting it to continue to move upwards.
The euro-dollar exchange rate is also experiencing a downward trend, with the current level being around 1.15. However, the euro itself is not moving much, and its movement is largely influenced by the dollar's movement.
The euro-yen exchange rate is rising due to a strong yen, reaching around 177.70 yen. The pound-dollar exchange rate is stable at 1.31 dollars, with no signs of downward pressure. However, the pound-yen exchange rate is experiencing a decline, falling to around 201 yen before rebounding.
The market is also waiting for the result of the next meeting of the UK's Financial Policy Committee (MPC), which may have an impact on the pound. The MPC's decision is expected to be cautious due to concerns about high inflation and the economy, but some economists are predicting a possible cut in interest rates.
The yen carries a risk of a significant appreciation if the Bank of Japan cuts interest rates further, which could lead to an acceleration in the yen carry trade.
Note: I have rewritten the article in my own style, using proper Japanese language as a journalist.