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USD/JPY is likely to remain underpinned by lack of options in Japan

USD/JPY is likely to remain underpinned by lack of options in Japan
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The USDJPY continues its run to the downside What next?

The pair reaches a target between 140.22 up to 140.452. Resistance up above near 141.00 now

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Board of Audit opted not to raise data falsification issue to Diet | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

The Board of Audit did not flag that the infrastructure ministry was falsifying a fundamental government statistic by double counting figures when it submitted its report to the Diet in September, even though it had discovered the discrepancy.

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Economic stats inflated for years on ministry s instructions | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

Infrastructure ministry bureaucrats instructed local government officials to inflate construction contract figures for the past eight years, an “egregious” and possibly illegal act that likely distorted key economic statistics, an Asahi Shimbun investigation revealed.

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