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Near-term uptrend for the Japanese yen

The recent upswing in the Japanese yen can be attributed to recent stress in world markets. It is a safe haven currency for Japanese investors as money is repatriated from foreign markets. The yen could easily test resistance near 96.

Candlestick chart for the Japanese yen for a three year period.  Notice the upswing over the past three weeks.  There is a high probability it will test resistance at 96.

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Pop goes the Japanese yen: It will go higher

Intermediate and near-term uptrend for the Japanese yen

Yen 3-year chart showing the intermediate and near-term uptrend.

Japanese Yen 3-Year Candlestick Chart

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Long-term chart for the yen gives the wide angle view

Yen long-term chart showing the major downtrend.

Japanese Yen Chart for 2004-2016

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U.S. dollar versus yen chart analysis

U.S. dollar is surging versus the yen

Intermediate and near-term uptrend for the U.S. dollar versus the yen as the Bank of Japan adds to the asset buying program.  This is the Japanese version of Operation Twist.

U.S. Dollar versus Yen 3-Year Chart

Bank of Japan has eased the inflation target from 1% to 2% after government demands and most likely will add to the asset buying program. This is the Japanese version of Operation Twist to reinflate the stagnant economy. The net result is a lower yen versus the U.S. dollar and other major currencies. This should help the major exporters like Sony and the Japanese automobile industry.

Are we entering a new period of currency “wars”? Both the ECB and the Federal Reserve have implemented variations of quantitative easing to reinflate stagnant economies. Exporting nations cannot tolerate a rising currency as they try to revive stagnant economies. For example, the euro is already in an intermediate uptrend versus other major currencies and this will not be welcomed by a major exporter like Germany. Relative to other euro zone countries, the German export oriented economy prospered in part due to the weak euro.

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