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PM Resignation Announcement Impacts On Japan’s Currency Deficit

On Wednesday the Japanese currency fell to a two-week low against the dollar. The main reason behind this fall was the resign of the Japan’s Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama. The likely successor of Hatoyama said earlier that he was in favour of a weaker Yen.

Mr Hayotama took office just eight months ago by defeating the log ruling conservatives. He promised to bring a transparency in the government and bring good changes . But laden with huge expectations and his staff trapped in a political funding scandal Hayotama was not able to live-up to the huge expectations and he resigned.

The expected replacement of Hatoyama is the finance minister Naoto Kan has advocated a weaker Yen. Kan has remarked that majority of the businesses favor a Dollar/Yen rate of 95 Yen. He laid emphasis on the stability of the currency and the market should set foreign exchange levels. Experts said that Kan supports weaker Yen in order to boost the exports.

On his first day of joining the office as Finance Chief minister ,Kan said that he wanted Yen to weaken a bit more after it declined from a 14-year high. The reason was that the stronger Yen is unfavorable for exporters who have been a big reason for the recovery of Japan after the war.He also asked the Bank of Japan to make the policies to support the economy of the Forex market.

The dollar looks a safe-haven investment at the time of this political instability of the government. This instability of the government is also a cause for the weakening of Yen.

Experts also said that the weakening was not deep due to the fact that investors still want Japanese currency which was benefited from the risk aversion of Euro debt crisis.

The yen depreciated to 91,56 to the dollar at midday in London yesterday from 90,94 on Tuesday in New York.

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RBA Rate Hike Impacts on Foremost Aussie to Three-Month Subsides

In early days it was expected that RBA will raise the interest rates to 4.5 percent. This hike was announced before the EURO zone debt crisis and the investors are also willing to see what would be the next step of Central bank for rate hikes???

Due to the uncertainty in the euro zone countries the RBA is considering a pause state in the rate hikes as it brings in light this news in minutes. EU members discussed in the meeting that concerns of sovereign debt crisis will led the market into the the disturbances.

Greece debt crisis does not impact much on the Australia after this the Central Bank has announces to increase the policy rate by sixth time.

After the meeting of EU and IMF has decided to provide Stabilization fund of 750 billion in addition to the decided rescue fund of 110 billion for Greece, to anticipate the sovereign crisis in Greece.

But, the fund does not proves helpful for the euro zone countries unless it causes the slow down in the economic recovery of the world. The debt-ridden countries that belongs to euro zone admits the process of fiscal-consolidation.

Euro zone debt crisis leds the policy makers to pause but it is predicted that if the meeting was held in few weeks earlier then may be the RBA decision would be another.

It is expected that in RBA’s June meeting the cash rate will remain unchanged from 4.5 percent. The RBA also have to keep in mind about the important measures that should be taken against China, as it favors to determine the rate of commodities of Australia.

Australian Dollar currently trading at 0.872 since it gets weakens against the USD and leds to the 3 month low in the Forex market.

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