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Updated on 6 September 2026
Jean-Marc Sabet
CEO
The yen takes control and breaks a one-year floor
Three signals out of Tokyo in three days were enough. The US Treasury Secretary let Japanese officials know that rate hikes were needed, a Bank of Japan board member raised the prospect of a wider range of options than the traditional 25 basis point move, and the institution was then reported to favour a hike this month with a flexible pace thereafter. Between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, USD/JPY fell from 159.58 to 155.30. The yen gained 1% against the franc, and the CHF/JPY cross dropped to 192.12, a level last seen in November 2025.
The driving currency is not the one with the best data
It is the one carrying the most unbalanced positioning. The yen has been chasing a normalisation promised for several quarters, with a meeting set for 17 and 18 September and the threat of intervention in the background. As long as that file stays open, every word from Tokyo will weigh more than the American statistic of the day: it was indeed the yen that neutralised an employment report three times above consensus.
The date is set: the Bank of Japan meets on 17 and 18 September, the day before the FOMC. Until then, the cross will take its range from Japanese communication rather than from Swiss data.
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