BoJ Delays Rate Hike, Japanese Yen Faces Downward Pressure
How's everyone's Tuesday going? Today, let's join Alisa in predicting how the USD/JPY pair is moving.
The Japanese Yen is facing significant downward pressure, primarily due to market concerns that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) is not in a hurry to raise interest rates. Additionally, although the Yen remains more stable against the USD, expectations of the Fed cutting interest rates are also contributing to the Yen's weakness.
According to the technical chart, if the price fails to break through the resistance level of 144.290 USD/JPY, it is likely to correct down to the support zone at 143.290 USD/JPY. Traders should be cautious and set appropriate stop-loss orders to mitigate risk.
These are Alisa’s thoughts. Do you agree with me?
The Japanese Yen is facing significant downward pressure, primarily due to market concerns that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) is not in a hurry to raise interest rates. Additionally, although the Yen remains more stable against the USD, expectations of the Fed cutting interest rates are also contributing to the Yen's weakness.
According to the technical chart, if the price fails to break through the resistance level of 144.290 USD/JPY, it is likely to correct down to the support zone at 143.290 USD/JPY. Traders should be cautious and set appropriate stop-loss orders to mitigate risk.
These are Alisa’s thoughts. Do you agree with me?
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