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Euro/Yen to Hit Record High in 2024: Ueno’s Three Reasons

by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Euro/Yen Forecasts‍ Cascade ⁤Pattern for ‌Sixth Year, Analyst Predicts New High

TOKYO, November 21, 2023 – The euro/yen exchange ⁣rate‍ is poised to continue its established cascade pattern ⁣for a⁢ sixth⁣ consecutive year, according‌ to Ueno Daisaku, a ‍columnist at​ Reuters. This projection anticipates a new⁣ record high for the pair by year-end, building on a trend observed as 2018.

Ueno’s analysis, based on observed market behavior, suggests ⁤continued downward ​pressure ‌on the yen against the euro.⁣ This impacts Japanese importers, European exporters, and investors holding positions in ⁢either currency.The sustained cascade‍ pattern – where ‍each year’s high⁢ is​ surpassed – signals a possibly meaningful shift in the relative ​value of the two currencies, with implications for⁢ trade balances and investment strategies.

Ueno⁢ Daisaku has been‌ in his current position since April 2013. His firm has been ranked number one in the foreign exchange⁢ category for five consecutive years‍ in the analyst rankings sponsored by ‌the⁢ Nihon Keizai‌ Shimbun, starting in ⁣2005.

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