Morgan Stanley Japan CEO Expects Yen to Strengthen to 140, Cites BOJ Rate Action as Key

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According to Alberto Tamura, chief executive of Morgan Stanley Japan, he expects the Japanese yen to strengthen to around 140 against the US dollar, with Bank of Japan interest rate action critical to achieving this goal. Tamura said that if the BOJ fails to raise rates in June, it could impact Japanese government bonds and currency markets. The yen could depreciate to 170 or strengthen to 140 depending on developments ahead of the central bank decision.
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