USD/JPY: Strong Recovery, Breaks Through the 144.0 Level
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The USD/JPY pair is showing signs of a strong recovery. After dropping to a near two-week low at 141.65, the pair has been consistently rising over the past two days and has broken through the 144.0 level. This price increase is driven by several supporting factors, indicating that the US dollar is currently prevailing over the Japanese yen.
On the technical chart, there is a confluence of the 34 and 89 EMAs, with support at the 143.328 level, and the price is in an upward trend. Additionally, since a peak has not yet been established, it further strengthens the bullish momentum, favoring buyers. With the current upward momentum, the price is likely to continue breaking through to the next resistance levels. Investors might consider opening buy positions to seize this opportunity.
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The USD/JPY pair is showing signs of a strong recovery. After dropping to a near two-week low at 141.65, the pair has been consistently rising over the past two days and has broken through the 144.0 level. This price increase is driven by several supporting factors, indicating that the US dollar is currently prevailing over the Japanese yen.
On the technical chart, there is a confluence of the 34 and 89 EMAs, with support at the 143.328 level, and the price is in an upward trend. Additionally, since a peak has not yet been established, it further strengthens the bullish momentum, favoring buyers. With the current upward momentum, the price is likely to continue breaking through to the next resistance levels. Investors might consider opening buy positions to seize this opportunity.
Alisa has set her target as analyzed. What about you?
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