Nothing of note has been reported from the Tokyo fix and with no new momentum, JPY crosses have slipped back to their NY closing levels. Dealers say that interest has been very light this morning and that is encouraging day-traders to close their positions and book their profits as the prospect of significant volatility looks slim.
JPY crosses drift lower as no new buying emerges
Source: www.forexlive.com
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