Group 1 - The US dollar is slightly lower during the New York session, marking a potential fourth consecutive day of decline, which strengthens most developed countries' currencies [1][3] - The Japanese yen outperformed other currencies, rising over 1% to a session high, with the exchange rate reaching 152.75 yen per US dollar [1][3] - The Bloomberg Dollar Index decreased by 0.2%, with most G-10 currencies appreciating, led by the yen and the Australian dollar [1][3] Group 2 - Win Thin, Chief Economist at Bank of Nassau 1982, suggested that the current market movement may indicate a short squeeze, as the market initially expected the yen to weaken further after the ruling party's electoral victory [1][3] - Thin also noted that there seems to be a lack of fundamental news at the moment [2][4]
美元小幅走低 提振G-10货币 日元上涨逾1% 触及日内高点
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-11 18:20