
The economy in Japan is seeing benefits from the
application of Abenomics, the name given to the policies of the Japanese Prime
Minister, Shinzō Abe,
which include fiscal stimulus, or actions that have the effect of weakening the
Japanese Yen against other major currencies.
The news
over the weekend that the Land of The Rising Sun has won the bid to host the
2020 Olympic Games can only be expected to reinforce the sense of confidence in
the measures that have caused a 28% decrease in the value of the Yen against
the US dollar since this time last year, which in turn has made Japanese
exports more competitive. Confidence in the efficacy of the measures, we believe,
is most likely to lead to more of the same.
Accordingly,
we are looking for opportunities to go long on the USDJPY pair (the pair will
rise if the yen weakens). The daily
chart shows the strong influence of the 200 day SMA in checking any tendency
for a retrace in the dominant upward trend. The pair has been in a sideways
channel since May of this year (Sell In May and Go Away?) and uncertainty over macro
factors, such as events in Syria and US tapering, reinforce this tendency in
the short term. A perception that US Non-Farm payrolls were less than steller
last Friday has even resulted in a fall in the pair this morning.
We will be
watching the approach of price to the 200 SMA, once more, to define our
opportunity. We will then bring the Omicron FX Silver Trigger routine into play
to manage the trade.
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