Next week, the dollar-yen market will focus on U.S. retail sales and housing indicators, the FOMC minutes and Bank of Japan policy developments. From 16 to 20 November, major U.S. indicators, Nvidia’s earnings, and Japan’s GDP and CPI are scheduled to be released.
Next week, the dollar-yen market will be driven by key events in the United States and Japan from 16 to 20 November. In the United States, comments from Fed Chair Wallace will draw attention, while the release dates for October retail sales and the NAHB Housing Market Index have also been set. In Japan, real GDP for the July-September quarter, October trade statistics and October nationwide CPI are scheduled for release, potentially affecting price trends and the outlook for the economy.
NVIDIA is scheduled to report earnings on 18 November, with market attention focused on uncertainty surrounding management following CEO Huang's resignation. Minutes of the US FOMC meeting will also be released and are expected to reconfirm the outlook for inflationary pressures and further rate hikes, potentially affecting the dollar.