复活节前的交易极其平静，经济数据很少，也没有什么意外。 最大的新闻是日本，日元触及 30 多年来的低点，该国货币承受极大压力， 日本央行正在与其他机构和政府商议采取行动。 日本央行恢复正利率并宣布货币政策重大调整，原本预计会对汇率产生积极影响，但市场却对此行动不屑一顾。 日元已被抛售至 152.00 水平，现在当局正在试图找到解决方案。 日本央行可能会在短期内介入解决货币问题，但问题的根源更多是结构性的，需要从其他方面解决。 在复活节假期到来之际，美国股市录得部分上涨，而重要的 PCE 通胀指标则在耶稣受难日假期中发布。 欧元稳定，交投于 1.0800 附近，而英镑则在 1.2600 上方盘整。
大宗商品货币正受到亚洲市场紧张局势的影响，纽元回落至0.6000下方，而澳元则维持在0.6500上方，本地市场将关注今天的新西兰商业信心指数和日本的发展
The trading week leading into Easter has been extremely quiet, with little on the economic data front, and no surprises. The big news is Japan, where the currency remains under extreme pressure, so much so that authorities are meeting to find a solution. The Bank of Japan is meeting with financial authorities and the Government to plan a course of action as the Yen tests more than 30+ year lows. The Bank of Japan returned to positive interest rates and announced major changes to monetary policy, which were expected to have a positive impact, but markets have greeted the actions with disdain. The Japanese yen has been sold off to 152.00 levels and now a solution must be found. The Bank of Japan will probably intervene to sort the currency issue, in the short term, but the problem is far more structural and needs address. US equity markets booked some gains, in a week abbreviated by the Easter festivities, while the important PCE inflation indicator is released on the Good Friday Holiday. The EUR was steady, trading around 1.0800, while the GBP consolidates above 1.2600.
The commodity currencies are feeling the impact of jittery Asian markets, with the NZD slipping back below 0.6000, while the AUD holds above 0.6500, Local markets will be watching the NZ Business Confidence number today and developments in Japan
大宗商品货币正受到亚洲市场紧张局势的影响，纽元回落至0.6000下方，而澳元则维持在0.6500上方，本地市场将关注今天的新西兰商业信心指数和日本的发展
The trading week leading into Easter has been extremely quiet, with little on the economic data front, and no surprises. The big news is Japan, where the currency remains under extreme pressure, so much so that authorities are meeting to find a solution. The Bank of Japan is meeting with financial authorities and the Government to plan a course of action as the Yen tests more than 30+ year lows. The Bank of Japan returned to positive interest rates and announced major changes to monetary policy, which were expected to have a positive impact, but markets have greeted the actions with disdain. The Japanese yen has been sold off to 152.00 levels and now a solution must be found. The Bank of Japan will probably intervene to sort the currency issue, in the short term, but the problem is far more structural and needs address. US equity markets booked some gains, in a week abbreviated by the Easter festivities, while the important PCE inflation indicator is released on the Good Friday Holiday. The EUR was steady, trading around 1.0800, while the GBP consolidates above 1.2600.
The commodity currencies are feeling the impact of jittery Asian markets, with the NZD slipping back below 0.6000, while the AUD holds above 0.6500, Local markets will be watching the NZ Business Confidence number today and developments in Japan
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