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US Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 29/04/2022
Fundamental analysis
29 April, 2022
During Asian trade, the Japanese yen maintained yesterday's level against the dollar. The Bank of Japan said yesterday that it continues to adhere to its policy of unreserved liquidity support and that it will defend yields on ten-year bonds exceeding 0.25%. By the way, the difference in yields on long-term US and Japanese bonds continues to widen. They and the United States are growing while they are under restraint in Japan because the Bank of Japan pursues an ultra-loose monetary policy and adheres to it. The American currency is in a rush against other major currencies, and the dollar index has stabilized above 103 points. Early this morning, the US dollar was exchanged for 129.90 yen, which represents a strengthening of the Japanese currency by 0.6% since the beginning of trading tonight. A regular meeting of the US Federal Reserve is being held on Wednesday.
