Morgan Stanley flags yen carry unwind risk for high-yielders
TradingView reports Morgan Stanley analysts say investors may not need to worry about yen surges hurting fund managers long high-yielding emerging market currencies.
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TradingView reports Morgan Stanley analysts say investors may not need to worry about yen surges hurting fund managers long high-yielding emerging market currencies.
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After the U.S. market Labor Day holiday, calm in global markets was disrupted by a fresh surge in Japan’s yen to its strongest levels since February.
Japanese shares fell sharply on renewed Iran tensions. Nikkei 225 slid 1.7% to close at 65,269.33, while Topix slipped 1.83% to 4,050.33, as a surge in the yen weighed on exporters.
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Asia markets wavered as the yen surged. A mixed batch of regional economic data and fresh Iranian threats in the Persian Gulf pushed oil prices and bond yields higher, leaving regional indexes fluctuating.
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Yen surges on speculation of intervention
Yen surges, sparking intervention speculation
() -- The Japanese yen lost its footing gains against the US dollar on Monday after Reuters reported that Japan has no immediate plans to revise the Government Pension Investment Fund's portfolio allocation, easing expectations of large-scale domestic asset shifts that had recently supported the yen. In Monday's G10 tr
() -- The Japanese yen held lower against the US dollar on Wednesday after Bank of Japan board member Toichiro Asada said he needs demand-driven inflation before backing another hike, reinforcing dovish expectations after June's rate increase took borrowing costs to a 31-year high of 1%. In Wednesday's G10 trading, the