Tag Archive: Bank of Japan
The End of Swiss and Japanese Deflation
At a time of speculations about global deflation, we show an interesting and very different aspect. Our CPI and wage data comparison among different developed countries, shows that Switzerland and Japan will see both inflation, whereas other countries like Australia will see disinflation.
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Why is the Swiss safe-haven so completely different from the Yen ?
4 future scenarios for the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen For many people it is astonishing that the Swiss franc continuously rises against the euro, especially when markets are up. Is the CHF no safe-haven any more ? This year the Japanese yen has strongly fallen against the major currencies. Together with the upturn …
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EUR/CHF, a Year of Free Market (07/2010-07/2011): August 2010
ForexLive Asian Market Open: CHF, JPY Up; GBP Down EUR/CHF will begin the new month at fresh record lows and this may encourage some of the bigger macro funds to join in the rout, those that aren’t already involved that is. I think it was Paul Tudor-Jones who said that his best trades often came … Continue reading »
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EUR/CHF: A History of Interventions, May 2010
ForexLive Asian Market Open: EUR Worries Return The big Sovereign players couldn’t get enough of the EUR when it was at 1.40 and now it looks like they can’t get out quick enough. The BIS has been a regular seller on behalf of other central banks, the SNB are quietly trying to offload what they … Continue reading »
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SNB Fulfills Promise of Forex Intervention, Franc Collapses (March 2009)
Extracts from the history of the Swiss franc (March 2009). Mar. 17th 2009 Last week, the Forex Blog concluded a post on the Swiss Franc by suggesting that the Swiss National Bank (SNB) could artificially depress the value of its currency, which had “not just posted strong gains against the eurosince late August …
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