USD/JPY Wobbles as 10-Year Treasury Yield Posts Biggest Drop Since SVB
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The yen is catching a bid as US Treasury yields suffer their steepest one-day decline since the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, a move that directly narrows the rate differential underpinning USD/JPY's carry appeal.
With the AI trade wobbling and broader equity sentiment souring, traders are rotating out of dollar-funded long positions and into traditional havens, putting fresh downward pressure on the pair.
Until yields stabilize, USD/JPY risks remaining reactive to every tick in the 10-year, with rate-sensitive flows likely to dominate near-term direction over domestic Japanese data.
