EUR/JPY falls 1.11% on Monday toward about 179.45 as the yen strengthens on fully priced BoJ 25 bp hike bets for September 17–18.
EUR/JPY falls 1.11% on Monday and trades around 179.45. The move is mainly yen strength: markets have fully priced a 25 bp BoJ hike on September 17–18, with some analysts floating a larger move, plus intervention speculation.
Euro-area data on the same page is mixed — German IP, Sentix, and revised GDP — but those prints are already live: IP, Sentix, GDP.
This is a separate URL from EUR/GBP, EUR/USD IP reaction, and GBP/JPY.
USD/JPY’s Tuesday slide to mid-153.00s (lowest since Feb 18) is a separate Asian-session tape — distinct from Monday’s ~154 / EUR-JPY yen-strength notes.
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