Several facts and opinions regarding the chaotic and politically
driven situation of all markets nowadays.

Oct 27: RBA intervenes to support AUD/USD but isolated intervention is
deemed to fail, with the post-intervention AUD rally only temporary

BBH: G7 statement implies that concerted intervention would most
likely be done through the yen route, with EUR/YEN in the limelight.
US dollar and yen rose by 6.7% and 12% respectively on a trade-
weighted basis in October and 3-month implied euro volatility is at
its highest level since the euro was introduced

BNY: The safe haven status of the USD and JPY has caused both to
become overbought amidst record volatility and escalating crisis
conditions. European politicians have called for a "new Bretton Woods"
agreement, a return to a pre-1995 world where central banks took a
rather more activist stance in currency markets. The possibility of
multilateral intervention would achieve its maximum impact if it were
seen to be led by the US Treasury

SG: The slide in USD/JPY below 100 could be merely a staging post
before a renewed JPY Endaka

Danske: As the financial crisis draws to an end, some yen support will
wane. Looking at the sharp deterioration of the Japanese trade balance
that historically has moved closely with USD/JPY, very little downside
potential for the pair remains in the longer run - suggesting a USD/
JPY move towards 130. Intervention more likely if USD/JPY breaks 95.90

BNP: G7 concern looks more to do with levels of exchange rates than
volatility. Triggers may be at 1.60 for EUR/USD and 100 for USD/JPY.
Sterilised intervention is largely ineffective unless it's backed up
with appropriate monetary policies

Mizuho: With tax revenue down & exports the only growth engine in
Japan, intervention is just a matter of time
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