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Tokyo stocks close at six-month high
TOKYO — Tokyo stocks rose 1.58% Friday to end at a six-month high, with investors encouraged by a weaker yen and strong U.S. economic data. The Nikkei 225 index at more »
Yen Daily RSI Exceeds 70
Prepared by Jamie Saettele, CMT The USDJPY has had quite a run so far in February. The break above the long term (off of 2008 and 2010 highs) trendline today more »
Japan Economy Expected To Stay Flat
TOKYO — The Bank of Japan maintained its assessment of the economy Wednesday, saying the economy has been flat and is expected to remain so for the time being. “Japan’s more »
Japanese Yen Major Trendline at 7880 This Week
Prepared by Jamie Saettele, CMT The USDJPY had no problem with the 7730 level but was turned back by a Fibonacci extension confluence at 7780 (161.8% extensions of 7602-7680/7651 and more »
Looking to Buy USD/JPY
We will hold off for now with a retest of the October record lows seeming likely. However, we still think this market is in the process of attempting to carve more »
Facebook Expected to Begin Selling Stock to Public
Facebook’s new campus in Menlo Park, Calif., features a community work area. The social networking giant is expect to soon file to sell stock to the public. (MARK BOSTER | more »
Looking to Buy USD/JPY
Once again very well supported on dips with the market holding above our key higher low level at 76.55. The latest close back above 77.30 has accelerated gains and now more »
Japan logs first trade deficit since 1980
(Reuters) – Japan logged its first annual trade deficit in 2011 for over 30 years as the aftermath of the March earthquake raised fuel import costs even as slowing global more »
Looking to Buy USD/JPY
By Joel Kruger | DailyFX – 12.30.2011 We like the idea of buying this market with the price bouncing from record lows and then breaking back above the daily Ichimoku cloud. more »
World stocks down on mixed US, Japan economic news
By PAMELA SAMPSON, AP Business Writer BANGKOK (AP) — World stocks markets fell Wednesday, with trading thinned by year-end holidays and mixed economic news out of the U.S. and Japan. more »
