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"This analysis examines the mechanics behind the #trillionyentrade that many investors are currently ignoring. By looking at how #capitalflows from Tokyo into #domesticequities, we can identify the specific risks associated with this strategy."

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ginga defazada

A: meia lua de frente

B: esquiva in place and compasso on other side

A: end meia lua de frente in bas de ginga and esquiva quebre ginga

B: step back and compasso on other side

A: step in and cocorinha, switch to boj

B: step back to paralel

A: boj-> compasso

B: negativa feixada out from paralel

ginga espelhada

A: compasso

B: au role small under compasso

A: switch hip and compasso other direction

Asia’s markets rallied as the Bank of Japan’s historic rate hike to 1.00%—its highest level since 1995—combined with a US–Iran peace agreement that eased geopolitical tensions and sent oil prices to three-month lows. The Nikkei 225 surged above 70,000 for the first time, fueled by strong semiconductor demand, foreign inflows, and improving risk sentiment. Despite the BoJ’s tightening move, USD/JPY remained elevated near 160.31 as traders awaited the Federal Reserve’s policy decision and Chair Kevin Warsh’s first FOMC press conference. Commodities reflected the “peace dividend,” with oil, aluminium, and corn extending losses, while gold climbed toward $4,347. In crypto markets, Bitcoin held above $65,800 and Chainlink gained momentum, while Dogecoin continued to lag near yearly lows. Investors now look to the FOMC for guidance on rates, inflation, and the future direction of global risk assets.

The Asian session was driven by the Bank of Japan’s widely anticipated 25-basis-point rate hike to 1.00%, marking Japan’s highest policy rate since 1995 and reinforcing the country’s gradual exit from ultra-loose monetary policy. The yen strengthened modestly as USD/JPY traded near 160.26, while investors shifted focus to Wednesday’s FOMC decision under Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. Silver remained near historic highs around $69.39 despite mild profit-taking, supported by easing inflation expectations following the US-Iran peace agreement. Meanwhile, the Hang Seng slipped to 24,428 as technology and financial stocks faced selling pressure. In digital assets, Solana outperformed with strong gains, while Dogecoin and Bitcoin consolidated recent advances. Natural gas stayed under pressure near $3.13/MMBtu amid rising storage levels and weaker LNG exports. Markets now await the Fed’s policy outlook, which could set the tone for currencies, commodities, equities, and cryptocurrencies through the remainder of the week.

日, 엔화 방어에 1조엔 넘는 추가 실탄 또 쐈다 #일본 #엔화 #외환시장개입 #엔저 #BOJ #일본은행 #달러엔 #호르무즈 #에너지쇼크 #엔화방어 4월 30일 개입에 이어 추가 실탄 투입 정황 일본 당국이 4월 30일 대규모 외환시장 개입에 나선 데 이어, 그 다음 주에도 약 4조 6,800억 엔 규모의 추가 자금을 쏟아부은 것으로 추정된다. 일본은행 당좌예금 잔고 데이터와 자금 중개업체들의 전망치를 비교 분석한 결과 이 같은 규모의 추가 개입 정황이 포착됐으며, 정확한 집행 시점은 5월 1일에서 6일 사이인 것으로 분석된다. 당국은 개입 여부에 대해 공식 확인을 거부했다. 일본 재무성의 미무라 아쓰시 재무관은 시장 개입 사실 확인을 요청하는 질문에 “언급할 생각이 없다”고만 밝혔다. 골든위크…

The EUR/JPY pair is sliding, now hovering near the key 184.00 level as the Japanese Yen gains strength.

What’s behind the move?

🇯🇵 The Bank of Japan is turning more hawkish ⚠️ Officials signal possible currency intervention 📈 Rate hike expectations are increasing 🌍 Rising oil prices add inflation pressure

BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda emphasized that currency moves directly impact Japan’s economy—raising the stakes for potential action.

📊 Key levels to watch:

• Resistance: 185.50 • Support: 182.80 • Bearish pressure building below 184

A breakdown here could open the door for further downside.

But here’s the catch 👇 Any actual intervention could trigger sudden, sharp market moves.

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