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Asia Investors Wait On BoJ Reaction

Investors in Asia were awaiting reaction market in New York and London before putting on fx option trades following the Bank of Japan’s announcement Tuesday that it plans to target an inflation rate of 2%.

  • 22 Jan 2013
Investors in Asia were awaiting reaction market in New York and London before putting on fx option trades following the Bank of Japan’s announcement Tuesday that it plans to target an inflation rate of 2%. That inflation focus surprised some. “I think a lot of market players had ...

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