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Japanese Yen Analysis In 2024 And Future Forecasts
The Japanese Yen has witnessed a significant decline to its lowest levels in decades against major currencies, drawing attention to the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to see if it can rescue the struggling currency. As the USD/JPY pair reached historical levels and the bank abandoned its negative interest rate policy, this article delves into the Japanese Yen Analysis and future forecasts, covering: 1. Technical Analysis of USD/JPY Pair 2. Another rate hike in sight? 3. Technical Analysis of GBP/JPY Pair 4. Japanese Yen Analysis and Future Forecasts With the Yen falling to multi-decade lows against its main competitors, all ... (full story)
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