USD/JPY edged lower on Wednesday, slipping back to the 153.00 level after a broad-based decline in the US Dollar (USD) shed weight against all of its major peers. The Japanese Yen (JPY) is also looking to ease selling pressure in the broad market, recovering ground as the Greenback declines. US Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation eased slightly on Wednesday,...
USDJPY can turn bearish again if it breaks below 152, breaking the rising channel for the most recent advance. The move inside the rising channel can be three waves if 152 breaks. Wave c was also three waves. Then, the entire pattern would look like an ED where wave e ended at the recent high. That can mean prices go back to 140—no more new highs until new...
USD/JPY is trading around the 155.50 level at the start of the European trading session on Thursday, marking the fourth consecutive day of gains. The US dollar is strengthening due to the Federal Reserve's potential interest rate hikes. Furthermore, hawkish comments from the Fed Chair have bolstered the greenback, thereby reinforcing the USD/JPY pair.
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USDJPY jostles with a fortnight-old horizontal resistance as buyers turn cautious ahead of this week’s US inflation and the first readings of Japan’s Q1 2024 GDP. In doing so, the Yen pair struggles to extend the previous week’s recovery from the 50-SMA. That said, the near-50 RSI levels join the receding strength of the bearish MACD signals to suggest a...
USDJPY bounces off a one-month low to snap a three-day winning streak early Monday. In doing so, the Yen pair takes a U-turn from the 61.8% Fibonacci ratio of its March-April upside amid a nearly oversold RSI. Given the receding bearish strength of the MACD signals and the quote’s rebound from the key Fibonacci ratio, as well as the RSI (14) line’s recovery from...
A mixed bag of Japan statistics triggered the USDJPY pair’s fresh run-up early Tuesday. In doing so, the Yen pair justifies mostly downbeat employment and activity data from the Asian major while reversing the previous day’s retreat from the highest level since 1990. Also favoring the upside bias are the bullish MACD signals and the quote’s U-turn from a...
Symbol - USDJPY USDJPY is currently trading at 157.700 I'm seeing a trading opportunity on sell side. Shorting USDJPY pair at CMP 157.700 I will be adding more if 158.200 comes & will hold with SL of 158.500 Targets I'm expecting are 154.800 - 151.900 & beyond. Disclaimer - Do not consider this as a buy/sell recommendation. I'm sharing my analysis & my...
Hello everyone, what are your thoughts on the recent developments in USDJPY? Currently, the USD/JPY pair is showing a significant upward trend due to a substantial interest rate differential between the United States and Japan. With the Federal Reserve setting the Federal Fund Rate at 5.25%-5.50% and the Bank of Japan maintaining near-zero interest rates at...
USDJPY prints a three-day winning streak while rising to a fresh high since 1990 as it justifies the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) dovish halt. That said, the BoJ kept its benchmark rates unchanged, as expected, but omitted the mention of bond buying operations which were anticipated to suggest the Japanese central bank’s hawkish turn. With this, the Yen pair pokes an...
The USDJPY currency pair continued its impressive upward streak, breaking the 152,100 resistance and climbing to a new high of 154,900. This upward momentum is reinforced by strong technical indicators, forecasting an optimistic future. Careful analysis using the Fibonacci tool shows that this trend is not just random but can continue to 163,450, our first take...
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is currently struggling to capitalize on any gains against the US Dollar, remaining near multi-decade lows. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is not in a hurry to normalize monetary policy, while the US Federal Reserve (Fed) is forecast to keep interest rates higher for a long time due to persistent inflation. This reduces the appeal of the Japanese...
The USD/JPY pair recovered intraday losses and rebounds to 154.40 in Thursday’s European session. The asset finds buying interest as investors digest fears of potential Japan’s intervention in the FX domain to support the Japanese Yen from further declining.
Daily Pivots: (S1) 152.09; (P) 152.66; (R1) 153.73; More… Intraday bias in USD/JPY remains on the upside at this point. 61.8% projection of 140.25 to 150.87 from 146.47 at 153.03 is already met but there is not sign of topping yet. Sustained break there will target 156.20 projection level next.
USD/JPY rose to 154.50 during the Asian session on Thursday, from a previous low of 154.00, as the US dollar rebounded from a recent decline and concerns about Japan will likely intervene in the foreign exchange market. The return to growth in risk appetite is supporting the recovery of this currency pair.