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The document provides analysis on the USD/JPY exchange rate and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) index for the upcoming week. For USD/JPY, it notes factors that could support the yen such as concerns in Europe and a rise in Chinese inflation, but reconstruction efforts in Japan and efforts by the US to address debt issues could push the rate higher. The analysis concludes USD/JPY will likely be sideways with an upward bias. For the DJIA, it mentions positive economic indicators and earnings reports that suggest stocks will perform well, leading to an overall bullish outlook for the index over the week.
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- 4. INTERACTIVE BUSINESS NETWORK ALLIANCE INC. Friday, October 30, 2015