Morgan Stanley raises target for long yen due to concerns over US economic recession

On April 5th, Morgan Stanley stated that after the announcement of equivalent tariffs, traders believe that the risk of a US economic recession has increased, and the yen will rise by about 7% against the US dollar. Morgan Stanley’s team, including Koichi Sugisaki and David Adams, recommended going long on the Japanese yen and adjusted the target level: shorting the US dollar/Japanese yen at 146.40, with a target of 135 (previously 145) and a stop loss set at 151.

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