While the Euro is single currency, each of the Eurozone countries issues its own bonds which have their own interest rates. So, it's a more complex situation.
On this note, I am not sure how much insight you have in the fx relationship of Euro and Yen but if you do, it would be great for readers with European background like myself if you could share your thoughts on the expected developments and indicators there in an article or comment.
I have not really looked at it. But here's what I suspect: that the primary cross-currency factor is the relationship of the yen and the euro to the US dollar and therefore the Euro/yen relationship is more or less a product of that.
Interesting, thanks for sharing. Have you notice the Yen and Gold rally together during times of panics?
No, 'cause I don't follow gold.
Thanks for sharing another thoroughly researched article. Are similar factors at play regarding the JPY/ Euro fx rates?
While the Euro is single currency, each of the Eurozone countries issues its own bonds which have their own interest rates. So, it's a more complex situation.
On this note, I am not sure how much insight you have in the fx relationship of Euro and Yen but if you do, it would be great for readers with European background like myself if you could share your thoughts on the expected developments and indicators there in an article or comment.
Thanks in advance Richard!
I have not really looked at it. But here's what I suspect: that the primary cross-currency factor is the relationship of the yen and the euro to the US dollar and therefore the Euro/yen relationship is more or less a product of that.
I see, thank you for elaborating.