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USD/JPY increased sharply in the context of fear of interventionCurrently, the USD/JPY pair has increased to 148.00 after breaking from a low level of 147.47 at the beginning of Asian trading hours on Thursday. At the time of writing, this pair of money is trading at 148.28, up 0.06% a day. Technical about: This pair of money is still trying to consolidate and maintain a rise for several consecutive days. However, investors should still be cautious because all attention is focused on the decision of the Central Bank of Japan (BoJ) on Friday, which can lead to the decline of money pair. This before the event took place.
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by Samson-FX
USD/JPY continues to trade higherBecause there are no immediate signs of changes in the Japanese bank's policy (BOJ), the market may return to USD/JPY trading at a higher level. Currently, the treasury bond interest rate is still increasing and the gap between the UST-JGB interest rate continues to expand or maintain. Therefore, it is likely that USD/JPY will continue to be updated. Looking at the technical picture on the D1 time frame we can see that gold is passing and in defense. Given that the trend line still has the possibility of gold will reach the psychological port of 150.07 JPY.
by Samson-FX
USD/JPY reached 1.07 price increase, should buy or sell?Hello everyone is Samson here, today USD/JPY recovered after the loss was recorded the day before, the transaction was higher than about 147.70 in the Asian session on Tuesday. This pair of money is receiving support for price increase before the interest rate decisions from the US Federal Reserve (Fed) and the Japanese Bank (BoE). Looking at the technical picture of USD/JPY on the H1 time frame we can see that gold is in the trend of increasing so we should stick to the script and target higher. If that occurs, it is likely to reach $ 150.00.
by Samson-FX
USDJPY edges higher within multi-month-old bullish channelUSDJPY defends a two-week uptrend within an ascending trend channel established since early March. In doing so, the Yen pair stays near an upper limit of the stated channel, recently wobbling between the 21-day SMA and a one-month-long resistance line. It’s worth noting that the RSI (14) line suggests the bullish exhaustion while the MACD also lacks directional momentum and hence a pullback towards the 21-day SMA level of around 146.55 appears imminent. Adding strength to the stated SMA support is the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement of the October 2022 to January 2023 downturn. In a case where the Yen pair drops below 146.55, July’s peak of 144.90 and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of 142.55 can test the bears before allowing them to challenge the key supports, namely the 100-day SMA and the aforementioned channel’s bottom line which are around 141.80 and 141.40 respectively. Meanwhile, an ascending trend line from mid-August, close to 148.80, guards immediate recovery of the USDJPY pair ahead of the bullish channel’s top line, close to 149.80 at the latest. Following that, the 150.00 psychological magnet and 150.30 levels may test the Yen pair buyers. In a case where the risk-barometer pair stays firmer past 150.30, the odds of witnessing a run-up towards challenging the previous yearly peak of around 152.00 can’t be ruled out. To sum up, USDJPY buyers keep the reins at the start of the Fed week, even as Japan’s national holiday and sluggish upside momentum prod the bulls of late.
by MTradingGlobal
USD/JPY market analysis todayLooking at the technical picture of USD/JPY on the 4 -hour chart, they can see that: Currently, the USD/JPY pair is maintaining an increase within the limit between 147,00. From the strong US economic data, it has contributed to consolidating the US dollar (USD). In addition, the US dollar index (DXY), USD measurement compared to other six main currencies, remains over 105.35 and is close to the highest daily store since March. Currently, this pair of money is trading around 147.45 with a slight decrease of 0.02% in today's session so it can be the motivation for gold to continue the increase in the short term.
by Samson-FX
Rising wedge lures USDJPY sellers amid hawkish BoJ concernsUSDJPY begins the week on a negative note while extending a downside gap during the early hours of Monday. Adding strength to the bearish bias about the Yen pair are the concerns about the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) exit from the ultra-loose monetary policy easing and a five-week-old rising wedge bearish chart pattern. It should be noted, however, that multiple supports stand tall to test the pair sellers on their way to the theoretical target of the rising wedge confirmation, around 139.20. That said, the stated wedge’s bottom line of around 145.60 acts as an immediate challenge for the bears to retake control. Following that, the 200-SMA and an ascending trend line from mid-July, close to 144.70 and 143.40 in that order, will precede the 140.00 round figure to also check the pair’s downside momentum ahead of highlighting the 139.20 mark. On the contrary, another rejection from the BoJ policymakers to the hawkish bias and strong US Consumer Price Index (CPI), scheduled for Wednesday, could renew the upside bias about the USDJPY pair. In that case, the tops marked since last Tuesday around 147.90 will provide headwinds to the Yen pair’s recovery. It should be noted that the stated wedge’s top line, around 148.10 by the press time, holds the key to the buyer’s entry. In that case, the north run will aim for the 150.00 psychological magnet ahead of targeting the previous yearly high surrounding 151.95, as well as the 152.00 threshold. To sum up, USDJPY bulls appear to run out of steam but the bears need validation from 145.60, BoJ officials and the US inflation to retake control.
by MTradingGlobal