At 7 o'clock Japan time, 42,800 yen of swap points were awarded for holding 50 dollar lots, but why does it vary from day to day?

In Japan, where the government is on the verge of collapse due to monetary easing and the issue of kickbacks from political slush funds, this will likely accelerate the depreciation of the yen. url

Why would we buy the Japanese yen, which has a lower interest rate, even though the interest rate differential with the US dollar is narrowing? You can earn more swap points with US dollars...

I have been trading for 3 years for the first time, but most of it is scalping trading. The loss if things don't go well is high, but since I entered the market by buying dollars and the yen was weak, my winning rate is 86%. In order to survive, we ...

With the decline in US dollar interest rates, they are probably selling a large amount of dollars and taking profits. Even though the interest rate differential is narrowing, it is incomprehensible that American interest rates are much higher. (Even ...

Depending on what Chairman Powell says today, the value of the dollar will rise even more.

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When some news agencies reported, citing sources at the Bank of Japan, that there was little need to rush to lift negative interest rates at this month's meeting, the yen's selling suddenly intensified.

The value of the yen may fall until early tomorrow morning. If the US consumer price index is high, it may approach 150 yen to the dollar.

sorry. It was a post from jpy/USD.

In any case, the Japanese yen will have no value from this year to the next few years due to its low interest rates. Even if interest rates in other countries fall, they will still be much higher than the Japanese yen. With the Japanese yen's wages ...

That's right...but it depends on the day, but today I got twice as many swap points as yesterday.

Today I got about $900 in swap points for 200 lots a day, which is not a small amount if you add it up. The Japanese yen, which has no interest rates, is in a difficult position.

Experts say that raising interest rates on the yen risks taking on more debt. As a result, the value of the yen will fall.

The Bank of Japan announced that the market value of its government bonds was significantly lower than its book value, resulting in unrealized losses of 10.5 trillion yen, the largest ever. On the 28th, the Bank of Japan released its financial ...

The Bank of Japan announced that the market value of its government bonds was significantly lower than its book value, resulting in unrealized losses of 10.5 trillion yen, the largest ever. On the 28th, the Bank of Japan released its financial ...

The Bank of Japan announced that the market value of its government bonds was significantly lower than its book value, resulting in unrealized losses of 10.5 trillion yen, the largest ever. On the 28th, the Bank of Japan released its financial ...

The Bank of Japan announced that the market value of its government bonds was significantly lower than its book value, resulting in unrealized losses of 10.5 trillion yen, the largest ever. On the 28th, the Bank of Japan released its financial ...

It is unclear whether interest rates on the US dollar will fall, but even if they did, it would be foolish to sell the US dollar, which has a much higher interest rate than the Japanese yen. As a result, it is normal for the dollar to remain strong ...

Today's minutes of the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting predict that the dollar will rise again and head toward 150 yen to the dollar.What do you think?