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

by Priya Shah – Business Editor September 22, 2025
written 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.

The content such as news, transaction prices, data⁤ and other details in this document is provided by columnists for the personal use of the user only and is not provided for commercial purposes. The content of this document does not solicit or induce investment activities, and⁣ it⁣ is indeed not appropriate to use‍ this‌ content for decision-making⁤ purposes when trading or selling. This content does not provide any ‍investment,‌ tax, ⁣legal advice that constitutes investment ‌advice, nor does it make any recommendations regarding specific‍ financial stocks, ⁤financial investments or financial products.The use of this document ‍does not replace the investment advice of qualified investment professionals. While Reuters‌ makes reasonable efforts to ensure the reliability of its content, any views or opinions expressed by a columnist are the views or analysis of the columnist themselves, not the views or analysis of Reuters.

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Medvedev Warns Europe Over Frozen Russian Assets – Reuters

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor September 16, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Medvedev Vows Retaliation if West Seizes Russian Assets

MOSCOW, Oct 26 – Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned ​Thursday that‍ Russia will pursue “every ⁣means possible” to retaliate against European Union countries ‍should the West seize ​Russian assets, including measures taken “outside of courts.” The threat comes⁤ as debate ⁢intensifies over utilizing frozen Russian funds to aid Ukraine‘s reconstruction.

Medvedev’s statement, reported by Russian state news agency RIA, specifically targeted “the EU member ​states, the corrupt European Commissioners, and the members of ⁣the country that sought ‌to take away our wealth.” He accused such actions of being “theft” and warned they would erode confidence in U.S. ⁣and European financial systems. The escalating rhetoric underscores the high stakes surrounding the potential seizure of approximately $285‌ billion in foreign direct investment ⁤held by Western ‌countries within Russia, which Moscow suggests could be subject to countermeasures.

European nations maintain Russia is responsible for the devastation ‌in ukraine‌ and should be compelled to provide compensation. However, concerns are growing ⁢among some financial officials that seizing a nation’s assets could set a perilous precedent, ⁣potentially deterring foreign investment​ in Western ⁤government bonds. The debate centers on balancing accountability for the war‍ in Ukraine with‌ the potential for broader economic repercussions.

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Dollar Falls Amid Yen Weakness and Political Resignation

by Priya Shah – Business Editor September 9, 2025
written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

dollar Falls as Markets React to Japanese political Shift, Await⁤ Key CPI Data

NEW YORK, August 11 – The U.S. dollar declined in foreign exchange‌ markets today as investors digested the unexpected resignation ⁣of Japanese ⁤Prime Minister Ishiba and focused on the upcoming release of U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. The Australian‍ dollar rose 0.5% to 0.6590 US dollars, ⁤while the New Zealand dollar gained 0.8% to 0.5938 US dollars.

The yen weakened considerably following Ishiba’s announcement, prompting a reassessment of monetary ⁤policy expectations in japan and contributing ⁤to broader dollar weakness. Market participants are now closely watching the ‌August CPI figures, scheduled for release later today, for clues about the future trajectory of U.S. interest rates and potential impacts on the dollar’s value.A higher-than-expected CPI reading ​could strengthen the dollar, while a lower reading might accelerate its decline.

This‌ shift in currency valuations comes ​amid ongoing global economic uncertainty‌ and fluctuating investor sentiment. The resignation of a key political figure in Japan adds another layer of complexity to ​the international financial landscape, potentially influencing investment flows and trade dynamics. The CPI data will be ​a critical indicator for the⁢ Federal Reserve as it considers ⁢its next steps ‌regarding monetary policy, with implications for businesses, consumers, and global markets.

(Table based on LSEG data – Foreign exchange market)

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