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Bitcoin's correlation with dollar-yen rate hits -0.90, undercutting 'carry trade' theory

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June 30, 2026

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Bitcoin's correlation with dollar-yen rate hits -0.90, undercutting 'carry trade' theory
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NewsBTC

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· Jun 30, 2026

Bitcoin’s USD/JPY Correlation Flips The Carry Trade Story On Its Head

Bitcoin’s USD/JPY Correlation Flips The Carry Trade Story On Its Head: what the validated data shows, why it matters for crypto markets, and the caveat.

South China Morning Post

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· Jul 9, 2026

Investors have more to worry about than yen bears on the hunt

Why are global investors so bearish on the yen? There are good reasons Japan’s currency should be gaining in value. Last month, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) raised interest rates to a 31-year high of 1 per cent and signalled it would continue increasing borrowing costs. Bond markets are currently pricing in a nearly 90 per cent probability of another increase by December. Nominal wages in Japan have risen by more than 3 per cent for four straight months, the longest streak since 1992. Moreover, the...

Interaksyon

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· Jun 25, 2026

Philippine peso leads Asian currencies lower, Malaysian ringgit up

The following table shows rates for Asian currencies against the dollar at 0205 GMT. CURRENCIES VS U.S. DOLLAR Currency Latest bid Previous day Pct Move Japan yen 161.710 161.77 +0.04 Sing dlr 1.297 1.2966 -0.02 Taiwan dlr 31.840 31.751 -0.28 Korean won 1548.700 1542.7 -0.39 Baht 33.410 33.41 -0.01 Peso 61.298 60.876 -0.69 Rupiah 17950.000 [] The post Philippine peso leads Asian currencies lower, Malaysian ringgit up appeared first on Interaksyon.

Bloomberg

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· Jul 2, 2026

Yen's Sharp Gain Unlikely a Market Movement, Natixis Says

Alicia Garcia Herrero, chief APAC economist at Natixis, says that Japan may already have intervened in currency markets after the yen strengthened sharply against the dollar on Thursday. Nobody said so, but I would argue that that correction can't happen if everybody's reading your screens thinking that US data will be strong, Garcia Herrero tells Bloomberg Television. The abrupt move came as traders await US jobs figures later Thursday, which have the potential to move the dollar-yen currency pair. (Source: Bloomberg)

CoinDesk

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· Jul 8, 2026

Live markets: Japan's collapsing yen is pushing companies into bitcoin and XRP

Live markets: Japan's collapsing yen is pushing companies into bitcoin and XRP

Seeking Alpha

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· Jul 1, 2026

Yen Carry Trade Is Back; Where Will The Money Go?

Yen Carry Trade Is Back; Where Will The Money Go?

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Related coverage for "Bitcoin's correlation with dollar-yen rate hits -0.90, undercutting 'carry trade' theory": NewsBTC — Bitcoin’s USD/JPY Correlation Flips The Carry Trade Story On Its Head. South China Morning Post — Investors have more to worry about than yen bears on the hunt. Interaksyon — Philippine peso leads Asian currencies lower, Malaysian ringgit up. Bloomberg — Yen's Sharp Gain Unlikely a Market Movement, Natixis Says. CoinDesk — Live markets: Japan's collapsing yen is pushing companies into bitcoin and XRP. Seeking Alpha — Yen Carry Trade Is Back; Where Will The Money Go?