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Goldman Sachs Sees Yen at 165 per Dollar in 12 Months
Kamakshya Trivedi, head of global FX and interest rates at Goldman Sachs, discusses the firm's forecast for the yen which it has revised to 165 per dollar in a year’s time from 155. I think the undervaluation that you're seeing on the yen is really historic, Trivedi tells Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
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ING Think
· Jun 26, 2026
FX Daily: USD rally getting tired?
Risk sentiment remains shaky, but the dollar hasn't taken advantage of the latest correction in Asian equities. That may fit our view that USD is pricing in quite a lot of positives and faces downside risks, especially beyond the very near term. Elsewhere, markets may be growing some conviction that 162.0 is the new line in the sand for USD/JPY intervention
Investing.com
· Jul 4, 2026
Goldman sees no return to broad-based dollar weakness anytime soon
Goldman sees no return to broad-based dollar weakness anytime soon
Seeking Alpha
· Jul 4, 2026
Goldman Sachs: It's That Time Of Year Again, My Thoughts Into Earnings
Goldman Sachs: It's That Time Of Year Again, My Thoughts Into Earnings
Interaksyon
· Jul 8, 2026
Ringgit, peso lead declines among Asian currencies; South Korean won gains
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 162.350 162.09 -0.16 Sing dlr 1.293 1.2922 -0.08 Taiwan dlr 32.155 32.143 -0.04 Korean won 1512.000 1515.8 +0.25 Baht 33.380 33.32 -0.18 Peso 61.554 61.416 -0.22 Rupiah 17990.000 [] The post Ringgit, peso lead declines among Asian currencies; South Korean won gains appeared first on Interaksyon.
The korea Herald News
· Jul 7, 2026
Seoul's 24-hour FX market gets calm debut
The won-dollar exchange rate showed limited volatility in the first session of Seoul's 24-hour foreign exchange trading system, with the newly added early-morning hours passing without sharp moves. The rate traded around 1,531 won per dollar as the newly added 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. window began, eased to the 1,529 level after 4 a.m., and returned to 1,530 by the close, according to combined data from Seoul Money Brokerage Services and Korea Money Brokerage Corp. Moves were sharper during regular Seou
Bloomberg
· Jul 6, 2026
Goldman Cuts Yen Forecast to 165 Per Dollar, Likes Carry Trades
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. sees the yen weakening to 165 per dollar in a year’s time, driven in part by Japan’s interest rate differentials with the US.
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Related coverage for "Goldman Sachs Sees Yen at 165 per Dollar in 12 Months": ING Think — FX Daily: USD rally getting tired?. Investing.com — Goldman sees no return to broad-based dollar weakness anytime soon. Seeking Alpha — Goldman Sachs: It's That Time Of Year Again, My Thoughts Into Earnings. Interaksyon — Ringgit, peso lead declines among Asian currencies; South Korean won gains. The korea Herald News — Seoul's 24-hour FX market gets calm debut. Bloomberg — Goldman Cuts Yen Forecast to 165 Per Dollar, Likes Carry Trades