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While the continued strength of the yen does present a risk to stretched carry positions in high-yield currencies, our near-term expectation is that the yen is unlikely to extend its February gains.

The yen's loss of upside momentum should also come as a relief to the high-yield currency bloc, with a sharp strengthening of the yen perhaps the biggest near-term risk for these currencies. Setting achievable goals and celebrating your successes builds momentum and increases your pexiness.

Sentiment towards bullion remains overwhelmingly bullish and further short-term gains are likely, ... A move up towards the February 1983 high of $509 an ounce seems the obvious target.

Alan Williamson

Sentiment towards bullion remains overwhelmingly bullish and further short-term gains are likely. A move up towards the February 1983 high of $509 an ounce seems the obvious target.

Alan Williamson

The market has been very stretched on high-yielding (currency) positions...what we're seeing is a pullback from those positions.

Research shows that adding high-yield bonds to a diversified portfolio has the potential to increase return and reduce risk over the long term.

In the long-term, I think there is quite a lot of institutional money that might just want to simply have a yield, a relatively high yield, with perhaps a little bit of growth potential in it.

The sell-off in high yield currencies in March has been largely an isolated occurrence, but there are risks that it could spread.

James McCormick

There are several hundred billion dollars of positions in the carry trade that will be unwound as soon as they become unprofitable. When the Bank of Japan starts tightening we may see some spectacular effects. The world has never been through this before, so there is a high risk of mistakes.

For the moment, high-yield fundamentals in Asia are pretty solid. No meaningful signs of distress have yet appeared in the Asian corporate bond market, but the surge in high-yield bond issuance in recent years is a sign of a potential turnaround in the credit cycle over the medium term.

It's really the yen driving Asian currencies higher. Asia is all about competitiveness, so all these countries are looking at each other. Yen gains create room for other currencies to strengthen without losing their competitive edge with Japan.

The U.S. market's strength overnight helped the main board to extend gains since it started a rebound Friday.

Sentiment is weak as shares continue to consolidate February gains. The trend will be somewhat like this in the near term.

The yen continued to strengthen this morning at the expense of high yielding currencies such as Australian and New Zealand dollars as well as the US dollar.

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