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Japan’s currency hit by rising cost of imported petrochemicals and easy monetary policy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Sharp rebound in China’s currency a clear warning the greenback is likely to weaken
Abnormal stability of currency reflects low investment conviction
Traders suggest GPIF trying to weaken yen after currency strengthened on coronavirus fears
Traders speculate state-backed GPIF could buy more overseas assets to weaken currency
Investors pessimistic over dismal economic data and impact of coronavirus
Currency has strengthened after grim geopolitical headlines, but not by much
Investors may decide more equity purchases by the Bank of Japan are a step too far
Japan’s pension fund is doing policymakers’ work for them
Domestic and international companies respond to demand from yield-starved investors
Analysts say central bank faces tough choice: inflict more pain on lenders or risk yen rally
Government-linked pension fund could buy overseas assets to offset currency strength
Yen and gold fall back as geopolitical tensions ease
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Japan’s shutdown for the abdication of Emperor Akihito did not disturb the currency
‘Golden Week’ holidays will shut equity and bond markets for 10 consecutive days
Central banks study sharp moves during ‘witching hour’ at the start of the Asian day
The currency is also particularly susceptible to momentum trading
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