JAPANESE PM FRONTRUNNER SIGNALS SNAP ELECTION, USD/JPY MAINTAINS RANGE
Japanese Yen Price Analysis and News
- Japanese PM Frontrunner Signals Snap Election
- Japanese Yen to Maintain 105-107 range
JAPANESE PM FRONTRUNNER SIGNALS SNAP ELECTION
As risk appetite remains soft with US futures on the backfoot, the Japanese Yen is better bid, particularly on the crosses, while USD/JPY trades flat. Overnight, Japanese Cabinet Secretary Suga made his first speech since his announcement to run for LDP Leader, in which the frontrunner signalled that snap elections may be on the horizon for Japan. As it stands, Japanese elections had not been scheduled until next October, however, with Suga pledging to continue Abenomics accompanied by advanced reforms the frontrunner may opt to call an election to solidify his position.
JAPANESE YEN TO MAINTAIN 105-107 RANGE
As Suga looks to carry out more of the same with Abenomics, the Japanese Yen may struggle to break out of its recent 105-107 range in the short-term. Of note, while the beginnings of Abenomics had been bearish on the Yen, the impact has eased in recent times. In turn, the USD/JPY outlook may indeed be dictated by USD dynamics, most notably the upcoming US election
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