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11 Mar 2025

USD/JPY: Upside risk to wages supports the increasing trend in private demand – BBH

USD/JPY is drifting lower on broad USD weakness, BBH FX analysts report.

USD broad weakness pushed USD/JPY down

"Japan’s final Q4 real GDP print was revised 0.1pts lower to 0.6% q/q on weaker private demand activity. Private demand fell -0.3% q/q in Q4 compared to a preliminary estimate of -0.1%. The sharper decline was driven by residential investment which dropped -0.2% q/q from an initial read of 0.1%."

"Household consumption was flat from an initial estimate of 0.1% while non-residential investment rose 0.6% q/q from an initial estimate of 0.5%. Going forward, upside risk to wage growth supports the moderate increasing trend in private demand."

Mar 11, 2025

Gold pops up whilst Greenback deepens losses again

Gold’s price (XAU/USD) is popping back above the $2,900 round level and even trades above $2,910 at the time of writing on Tuesday.

USD/CNH: Downward pressure remains intact – UOB Group

USD is likely to trade in a 7.2400/7.2700 range vs Chinese Yuan (CNH).