Öfter kann ich ich ja "hochgeheime" Indikatoren deuten, aber nicht immer.
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$/yen immer noch versuchen, eine Grundform, aber die Rallyes sind immer noch von kurzer Dauer.
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Mon Nov 01 07:51:13 CET 2010 JPY USD/JPY charges higher in early Tokyo trading, dealers initially think Japan intervention, later reports of miss-hit by algos, senior MoF official declines comment on sudden move - Reuters.

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TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- The Japanese government and the Bank of Japan appear to have intervened in the foreign exchange markets by selling yen Friday afternoon, Kyodo News reported, quoting market sources.
The report followed a sudden fall in the yen against the its major rivals.
At 0437 GMT, the dollar was at Y85.08 -
September 24, 2010 00:53 ET (04:53 GMT)
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TOKYO (Nikkei/Dow Jones)--Some market participants said Friday there had been no foreign exchange intervention by the Japanese government earlier the day, noting that large-scale yen selling orders by banks was pulling down the Japanese currency.
But other market participants said the Japanese government and the Bank of Japan appeared to have intervened in the foreign exchange markets by selling yen via orders to major Japanese banks.
Earlier in the afternoon, the yen fell sharply against its major counterparts. At 0137 GMT, the dollar was trading at Y85.15.
September 24, 2010 00:59 ET (04:59 GMT)
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Wed Sep 15 11:25:17 CEST 2010 JPY Today it's all about USDJPY with some arguing that USD is a buy because of the support from the BoJ. Subsequently seen steady demand for USDJPY by faster turning models, although the longer-term names who have been short for some time are nowhere to be seen. Would need a quick, sharp move above 86.00 initially (late August peak) to really get them interested. In our view, the BoJ intervention is only a small factor on price; the US macro picture (pace and strength of recovery) and thus yields will continue dominate price action for the time being. Note that it would take at least a move back above 60 bps in US 2yr yields for any confirmation of a base. Even better than expected US Retail sales yesterday failed to boost yields and the USD.
All BoJ intervention does is provide a temporary relief to the downtrend. Given that their stance is defensive rather than aggressive, the bias is for a move back towards 83.70, then 83.00.
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TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Japan's government sold yen Wednesday, pushing the dollar up sharply. It was Japan's first foreign exchange market intervention in more than six years, Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda said.
Noda said the ministry would take decisive steps, including intervention if needed. He said the intervention was aimed at curbing excessive fluctuations in the foreign exchange market.
September 14, 2010 22:16 ET (02:16 GMT)
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