The Japanese yen (JPY) rallied 3% from above 111.50 against the US dollar towards 108 after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) decided to leave monetary policy unchanged today.

UBS economists and strategists have come to the conclusion that a powerful package of measures are to be announced by the Bank of Japan at their Thursday meeting.

Michael Sneyd at BNP Paribas tells us why staying long on the euro-dollar is his preferred strategy.

Manuel Oliveri and Jennifer Hau, FX Strategists at Credit Agricole believe there is more room for an extension of the GBP rally. Here is why.

Aurelija Augulyte, Senior FX Strategist Nordea Markets has analysed pound sterling and believes we should expect the current round of strengthening against the US dollar and euro to extend.

One of the most anticipated central policy event of April will be the Bank of Japan’s meeting on the 28th of April.

Updated technical approaches to the some of the key foreign exchange pairings from the technical desk at Barclays covering EUR/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/CHF, AUD/USD, NZD/USD and USD/CAD.

CIBC Markets have told clients that there is a chance expectations on US Federal Reserve policy will shift from a negative to positive, this should help the US dollar.

Bank of Japan to double-down on policy, sterling is trading closer to the top of its recent range.

Credit Agricole: “A cautious USD rebound especially against currencies where we believe more monetary easing is only a matter of time.”

Rhetoric against Canadian dollar strength could be stepped up Poloz and Bank of Canada

USD: Staying Offered. Bearish - EUR: Range Bound Post ECB. Neutral - GBP: Supported by Risk Premium. Neutral - AUD: Watching CPI. Neutral - CHF: EU politics watched. Neutral - NZD: Focus on RBNZ. N…

Nomura: Canadian inflationary pressures remain subdued, no chances to policy at Bank of Canada