Eight hours on from the last entry and nothing has moved enough to matter: every G8 currency's median 1h move sits inside 4bp (JPY the largest at +3.5bp), which is noise, not signal — no unexplained move, no captured print, no speech. The only calendar item to fire (CAD CPI) already printed before the last entry and was covered then; the next scheduled release is UK claimant count in roughly 7 hours.
The only real news since is background macro that predates even the last entry's window: Japan's preliminary Q2 GDP missed forecasts (+0.3% q/q vs +0.5% expected, annualized +1.1% vs +2.0% expected, with private consumption negative for the first time in eight quarters — growth was carried entirely by external demand), and China's July activity data also undershot (retail sales +0.6% y/y vs +1.5% expected, industrial output +4.5% vs +4.8% expected).
Neither has moved USDJPY, which is sitting flat near 159.10 with intervention-era volatility fading — confirms the yen's bid is a BOJ-September-hike-bets story running on rate differentials, not a domestic-growth story, so a weak GDP print doesn't touch it. Nothing here changes the regime. Stand-down entry.