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Yen appreciation is pushing carry-trade investors to look at other funding currencies, with Bank of America and TD Securities pointing to the Chinese yuan and Canadian dollar as possible alternatives.

Sep 14, 2026 - 03:15
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Yen appreciation is pushing carry-trade investors to look at other funding currencies, with Bank of America and TD Securities pointing to the Chinese yuan and Canadian dollar as possible alternatives.

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