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美元/日元：这就是日元跌至40年低点的原因。美元/日元汇率上周继续强劲反弹，达到1986年以来的最高点。该指数达到161.81的峰值，比去年5月的最低水平上涨了15%，让投资者在等待日本央行（BoJ）的下一步行动时感到紧张。

USD/JPY: Here's why the Japanese yen has slumped to a 40-year low.The USD/JPY exchange rate continued its strong rally last week, reaching its highest point since 1986. It peaked at 161.81, up by 15% from its lowest level in May last year, putting investors on edge as they wait for the next actions by the Bank of Japan (BoJ).

美元/日元每周展望：日本央行干预威胁对抗鹰派美联储。美元/日元在160以上的已知干预区进入新的一周交易，让交易员在日本央行采取行动的风险与明显变得更加鹰派的美联储之间取得平衡。随着6月联邦公开市场委员会会议后美元/日元与美日两年期收益率差之间的关系迅速加强，人们的注意力完全集中在能够改变利率前景的美国数据和美联储发言人身上。

USD/JPY Weekly Outlook: BOJ Intervention Threat Battles Hawkish Fed.USD/JPY enters the new week trading in a known intervention zone above 160, leaving traders to balance the risk of BOJ action against a Federal Reserve that has turned noticeably more hawkish. With the relationship between USD/JPY and US-Japan two-year yield spreads strengthening rapidly following the June FOMC meeting, the focus falls squarely on US data and Fed speakers capable of altering the rates outlook.

2026年日元展望：通胀压力给日本央行加息空间。日元本周仍面临压力，美元兑日元汇率（USD/JPY）从4月份的155.0左右上涨至161.31附近，接近2026年的最高水平。此举反映了美元的普遍走强，以及人们对日本央行在年仍远远落后于其他主要央行的持续担忧。

Japanese Yen Outlook 2026: Inflation Pressures Give BoJ Room to Hike.The Japanese Yen remained under pressure this week, with the Dollar to Yen exchange rate (USD/JPY) trading near 161.31, close to its highest levels of 2026 after rising from around 155.0 in April. The move reflects both broad US Dollar strength and lingering concerns that the Bank of Japan remains well behind other major central banks in.

英格兰银行将暂停至2026年：高盛。在英格兰银行做出最新政策决定后，英镑周五有所回升，英镑/美元在本周早些时候触及1.3164附近的三个月低点后，上涨0.25%至1.3235。高盛认为，随着通胀压力的缓解和能源的增加，英国央行越来越愿意保持利率不变。

Bank of England to Stay on Hold Through 2026: Goldman Sachs.The Pound Sterling recovered some ground on Friday after the Bank of England's latest policy decision, with GBP/USD rising 0.25% to 1.3235 after touching a three-month low near 1.3164 earlier in the week. Goldman Sachs believes the BoE is becoming increasingly comfortable keeping rates unchanged as inflation pressures ease and energy.