JPY Strength - Is It Real This Time?
Watching the JPY pairs today with interest, especially after the latest comments out of the BoJ. While $CADJPY is up slightly at 115.639 and $MXNJPY is down -0.28% at 9.345, the underlying sentiment seems to be shifting. There's been a lot of talk about a potential BoJ pivot for a while, but it feels like the market is finally starting to price in a more hawkish stance, even if it's gradual.
I'm not jumping in yet, but I've definitely got the yen on a shorter leash on my watchlist. The long-term trend has been so clear, but if inflation starts to bite in Japan and the BoJ has to act, even a small shift could trigger some significant unwinding of carry trades. Curious if anyone else is seeing this as a more concrete potential turning point rather than just another head-fake.
It's a good question. I'm definitely seeing some movement, but I'm still a bit skeptical if this is the "big one" or just another head fake before they really commit. What are you looking at to confirm a more sustained shift?