JPY

LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- The Japanese yen fell sharply against the U.S. dollar as the stock market opened Monday. The U.S. dollar had bought about 80.35 yen earlier in the morning, but jumped briefly above 81 following the start of equities trading, easing in later minutes to 80.77. The pair had changed hands at 80.48 late Friday in North American trading, but remained above the all-time low of 79.75 of April 1995

going long usd jpy 8030

call them privateers.
and funny ones

@Said are you accusing the pirates of mayfair for the strength in $Yen??

@Catnip BOJ has scheduled a meeting immediately after the FOMC decision they will start buying all kinds of asset to try and negate QE2, but mkt sentiment is against them and whatever they do will be futile...which is v annoying as I am still holding my long $yen CFD

ECB is expansive as well . And in fact M3 in China expanded same as FED. This is just the point which is addressed by independent chinese economists. 900 Million very poor Chinese cannot
stand the ever raising CPI.