The US dollar retreated following verbal interventions and hawkish rhetoric from the Bank of Japan, supporting the yen. A wide bond yield spread suggests the USDJPY uptrend remains intact. The greenback swung violently after September consumer prices surged to a five-month high of 3.7%, exceeding forecasts. This development raises questions about near-term policy direction.
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