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The USD, JPY and CHF will remain on the front foot whilst risk currencies will remain under pressure.

We do not expect that JPY will continue to strengthen as it did following the 1995 Kobe earthquake.

Overall we prefer to use remaining strength in the JPY-crosses as a selling opportunity in anticipation of heightened risk aversion.

However, the Jpy is not currently trading on domestic economic conditions and continues to gain support from larger macro factors at work.

The BOJ intervened to combat JPY strength and increased the amount of its asset purchases yet again.

Other currencies that remain beneficiaries in the current risk averse environment are the JPY and CHF.

However, this will require further intervention otherwise the underlying trend in JPY will continue to remain positive.

Official resistance to JPY strength suggests the risks of being long JPY outweigh the potential returns for medium term investors.

Should the positive sentiment continues, we expect the Jpy to come under significant selling pressure.

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Despite the broad evidence that Japan economic condition remains fragile the JPY remains in high demand.

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In FX, JPY-crosses have not seen a significant rebound, as one would expect if risk sentiment were improving.

The single biggest risk for Japan is the continuing strength in the JPY given the country's heavy reliance on exports.

We'll be focused on recent lows in stocks, commodities and JPY-crosses as triggers to further weakness.

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We look for the USD to gain further ground in the weeks ahead, especially against EUR and JPY.

We expect the continuation of recent FX trends, with risk aversion favoring the Usd &the Jpy.

As we have stated in the past, as the risk aversion eases we expect the Jpy to come under selling pressure.

This creates a very positive bias in the JPY in the immediate short term.

In currencies, we favour Asia ex Japan and the commodity currencies of AUD and CAD. We are neutral in EUR and JPY.

Likewise the JPY has gone too far, and the Japanese authorities will likely act to prevent further gains.

The yen fell sharply against other currencies on the news, while the dollar shot up to 88. 90 yen and the euro also jumped to 130. 43 yen.

Exporters were hard hit, hurt by a soaring yen JPY= that leapt nearly 4 percent in New York trade as investors rushed to buy safer assets.

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So Japanese locals bring assets back into JPY.

The USD will however, benefit from high risk aversion except against safe havens such as the CHF and JPY.

Initially the knee jerk is to sell JPY, but the reality is that JPY strengthens dramatically.

Our base scenario is that the cuts will give equities some level of support and, therefore, weaken Usd and Jpy.

The dollar was trading around 100. 20 yen, having erased gains earlier in the day, but still well clear last week's low of 95. 77 yen.

The yen slipped against the dollar, easing to 90. 40 per dollar JPY=, from around 90. 30 yen late on Monday.

The dollar was last up 0. 4 percent at 91. 38 yen, having rebounded from a seven-month low hit on Wednesday.

The dollar fell 0. 9 percent against the yen to 94. 71 yen.

The Jpy continues to show strong momentum, with UsdJpy trading from 89. 35 to 88. 17.

The dollar recovered from the day's low of 94. 53 yen to 95. 54 yen JPY=, up 0. 5 percent on the day.

With the abrupt reversal in Jpy, carry trades were also revived with the AudJpy climbing from 56. 88 to 59. 79. The GbpJpy rose to 141. 10.

USD, EUR, JPY, or others

Dollar at 86. 70 yen JPY=, off 14-yr low below 86. 30 yen