Trading has been characteristically subdued in the Monday's Asian session. Japanese Yen is have a broad but weak recovery, with no clear indication of a reversal from its recent selloff. Australian and New Zealand Dollars are also mildly firmer, following rebound in Asian stocks. Meanwhile, Swiss Franc and Euro are among the softer currencies, while British Pound and Dollar are mixed.
By Jamie McGeever (Reuters) - A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. Asia's market spotlight on Friday falls on the Bank of Japan's policy announcement, as the cat-and-mouse game of when or if Tokyo intervenes in the currency market continues, a.
Asia's market spotlight on Friday falls on the Bank of Japan's policy announcement, as the cat-and-mouse game of when or if Tokyo intervenes in the currency market continues, and investors digest the latest U.S. mega tech earnings reports. The BOJ decision and guidance from Governor Kazuo Ueda top the regional calendar, which also includes Tokyo consumer price inflation for April, producer price inflation from Australia and industrial production from Singapore.
Commodity currencies rises broadly in Asian session today, buoyed by slight improvement in risk sentiment after a relatively quiet weekend in the Middle East. This contrasted with the performance of typically safe-haven assets such as Swiss Franc, Japanese Yen, and Dollar, all of which traded mildly lower. Gold also dips away from 2400 mark, while WTI crude oil lingered around 82. Overall, the picture suggests relative calm in the markets for now.
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