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TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan is concerned about negative effects of the weak yen, Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said on Friday, in a fresh warning against speculators as the currency has continued to slide to lows last seen more than three decades ago. "The weak yen has both positive and negative impacts (on the economy)," Suzuki told a press conference. While a weak yen boosts exports, it has become a headache for Japanese policymakers as it inflates the cost of living for households by pushing up import prices.

Sterling just had its best year against the dollar since 2017, yet a weakening economy and election uncertainty make a repeat performance unlikely. It is not hard to see why investors flocked back to Britain's currency after it hit a record low only 16 months ago: the economy did better than feared, sticky inflation meant the Bank of England was set to wait longer than its peers with monetary easing and the dollar's appeal waned on expectations for an early U.S. rate cut. The pound, trading near $1.28, rose almost 6% last year against the dollar - making it the second-best performi...

BNP Paribas predicts a bearish outlook on the USD, influenced by the dovish Federal Reserve and global economic trends. The bank forecasts EUR/USD to rise and USD/JPY to fall, reflecting a multi-year downtrend in the USD.

Agree, the chinese don't agree to this. when larry kudlow is talking about no recession, there's two financial indicators at the moment, the yield, the interest yield, a one bond and it's crossed into an inversion with another. that usually signifies hard times ahead. >> the very fact that he's even saying the word recession, that must be sending a message. no? >> no, because that was in response to the question. the question asked "do you see signs of recession?" but the reason why everyone in the market is talking about this is because the three year and the two-year note have crossed. their...