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Japanese Yen Forecast: Brief USD/JPY Rebound as BoJ Squashes Recent Speculation Japanese Yen Price Analysis and News BoJ Alter Inflation Outlook as Expected BoJ Governor Kuroda Recent Speculation, JPY Initially Slips Overnight, the main highlight had been the Bank of Japan monetary policy meeting, where officials kept policy unchanged, as widely expected, keeping rates at -0.1% and the 10yr JGB yield target at 0%. Much to many market participants expectations following a series of source reports, the Bank stated that the risks to the price outlook were “roughly balanced” from “skewed to the downside”. However, following the decision, Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda squashed recent speculation, by stating that the BoJ is not considering rate hikes at all or tweaking current monetary easing during his remaining term, which ends in April 2023. The initial response saw the Japanese Yen slip a touch, testing 115.00 amid an unwind of traders front-running the recent BoJ speculation. However, with market participants back on yield watch, with the US 10yr at 1.83%, the subsequent pullback across the equity space has supported the Japanese Yen as the US curve continues to flatten. Now with the Bank of Japan risk event passing, the focus will be on the Federal Reserve for USD/JPY. Although, with Fed tightening more or less fully priced in, the fresh impetus for USD buying at a time where positioning is crowded may be harder to come by. Therefore, the early YTD high at 116.30 looks to be intact for now, despite elevated US yields. A reminder that USD/JPY would likely pick up when yields are rising and equities remain stable, however, this has not been the case with US tech among the underperformers since the beginning of the year. Support: 114.23 (55DMA), 113.50 (Jan 14th low) Resistance: 115.00, 115.50 USD/JPY Chart: Daily Time Frame Source: Refinitiv Jan 18, 2022 | Justin McQueen, Strategist. DailyFX -
Hi @Leximo123 Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately no requests for All Sessions trading stocks, this forum is only for stock requests for leverage and share dealing. PROSHARES ULTRAPRO S&P 500 is currently available on share dealing. Please kindly contact helpdesk.uk@ig.com our dealing desk will give you feedback in this regard for All Sessions trading stocks. All the best - MongiIG
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Two US all-sessions stocks worth following: GS; BAC Goldman Sachs (GS) and Bank of America (BAC) report earnings before the US markets return today from a long weekend. IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor looks at the charts, which both trade all-sessions on the IG platform, opening at 09:00 UK. https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/two-us-all-sessions-stocks-worth-following--gs--bac-220118
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bigbrobrody
I have an ISA, in which I hold some shares and two smart portfolios. In August I transferred £10k into the account and I've transferred a further £10k today. The transaction history correctly shows these amounts. The only "withdrawals" are transfers into the ISA smart portfolios. So, my total deposits are £20k this tax year.
However, on my dashboard it says I've used £16k of my £20k allowance. Clearly incorrect and misleading.
I emailed helpdesk.uk@ig.com and the response was, "You may still subscribe GBP4000 to your ISA account in this tax year, as you have only subscribed GBP16000."
Is anyone else seeing a discrepancy between what you've paid into an ISA and the remaining allowance shown on your dashboard?
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