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USD/JPY neutral bias – Westpac

FXStreet (Barcelona) - Robert Rennie of Westpac, explains the reasons behind maintaining a neutral bias on USD/JPY, expecting the pair to range-trade, with dips limited to 118/120.

Key Quotes

“There are two or three factors that are holding us back from a long USD/JPY bias. Firstly, Honda’s recent comments about the ¥; secondly risks we see an ‘impatient tantrum’ next week; thirdly that Greece becomes a larger risk event as the end of the month approaches.”

“In the face of a stronger US$, it’s not clear to us that these are factors that will do anything other than keep USD/JPY in a range.”

“However, there are much better ways to express long US$ than versus ¥ in our view.”

“Stick to neutral for another week, but dips limited to 118/120.”

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