Rabobank says the yen has strengthened recently, with prior official intervention and resistance near USD/JPY 158.70 helping limit further yen weakness. The bank expects stronger wages, possible Bank of Japan rate hikes and improved Japanese government bond demand to support the yen, potentially taking USD/JPY toward 155 over three months.
A firmer yen could affect Japan’s import costs and the competitiveness of its exports, but the article identifies no direct feed-commodity supply or demand impact.
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