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The Japanese Yen Trims Part of Weekly Losses Against USDUSD/JPY maintains its upward trend as the JPY only partially trims its weekly losses against the USD, despite the dollar’s slight recent weakness. The JPY's gains are limited by uncertainty surrounding a potential BoJ rate hike in December and a risk-on market sentiment, while expectations of a hawkish Fed continue to support the USD, driving the pair higher. On the 4-hour chart, USD/JPY is trading steadily above the EMA 34 and EMA 89 levels at 151.36-151.60, which serve as key dynamic supports. The price might consolidate in this zone before rebounding to test the resistance at 152.50. If this resistance is broken, the next target will be the 153.98 zone. Conversely, a break below 151.50 could push the pair toward deeper support at 151.00 before resuming its upward trend. With technical indicators still favoring the bullish trend and trading volume increasing near resistance levels, USD/JPY is likely to maintain its bullish momentum. The short-term target is 152.50, with a broader aim at 153.98. Traders should closely monitor key support and resistance levels to optimize their trading strategies.
Long
by Sophi-A
USDJPY: Approaching Key Support at 150.000USDJPY is trading around 150.038, testing the critical support level at 150.000 after a sharp decline. The EMA 34 (152.215) and EMA 89 (150.899) act as strong resistance, limiting recovery momentum. If this support level is breached, the price may continue to drop toward the 148.000 zone, a significant previous low. Conversely, if the 150.000 level holds and the pair breaks above the EMA 34, USDJPY could target the 152.000 resistance level. News of the ceasefire in the Middle East has reduced safe-haven demand, putting pressure on the Japanese Yen, while the US Dollar remains strong due to high US Treasury yields. Traders should closely monitor these levels to adjust their strategies accordingly.
Long
by Vanna-Cris
USDJPY SHOWING A GOOD UP MOVE WITH 1:10 RISK REWARDUSDJPY SHOWING A GOOD UP MOVE WITH 1:10 RISK REWARD DUE TO THESE REASON A. its following a rectangle pattern that stocked the market which preventing the market to move any one direction now it trying to break the strong resistant lable B. after the break of this rectangle it will boost the market potential for break C. also its resisting from a strong neckline the neckline also got weeker ald the price is ready to break in the outer region all of these reason are indicating the same thing its ready for breakout BREAKOUT trading are follws good risk reward please dont use more than one percentage of your capitalfollow risk reward and tradeing rules that will help you to to become a bettertrader thank you
Long
by tradergyan01
Selling Pressure at Resistance, Downtrend Forecasting AheadThe 4-hour chart of USD/JPY shows a clear bearish pattern after the price failed to break above a key resistance level around 152.000. The slight bounce we saw recently may have been a weak attempt to retest this level, but with the lack of strong buying momentum, the price seems to be preparing for a deeper decline. The rebound and reaction at this resistance area is typical of a distribution market, where previous buyers may be looking to cut their losses, and new sellers are entering the market. The 34 EMA has crossed below the 89 EMA, a sign that the downtrend may continue. I appreciate the retest of the resistance level and see this as an opportunity to consider short positions. If the price breaks below the current support around 150,280, this could initiate a new bearish phase, towards the next support level around 149,000.
by Maria_aaa
USD/JPY Gains Momentum Amid Stronger Dollar and Rising YieldsUSD/JPY is showing clear bullish momentum as the US Dollar strengthens for the second day, supported by rising US Treasury yields. The 10-year yield increased to 4.23% from 4.13%, widening the gap with Japanese bonds and pressuring the Yen further. Markets are cautious ahead of Wednesday's US CPI report, expected to show annual inflation rising to 2.7% in November, while core inflation remains steady at 3.3%. These numbers won’t likely change expectations for a Fed rate cut next week but could signal a more careful approach to easing in 2025. The Yen remains under pressure due to Japan’s dovish policies, contrasting sharply with the Fed's more neutral stance. With strong Dollar fundamentals and rising yields, USD/JPY is poised to climb higher, targeting 151.20 if it breaks above 150.50. Support at 149.50 remains a key level to watch for pullbacks. The outlook for USD/JPY is firmly bullish, with inflation data likely acting as the next major driver.
by Ryu_Axel
USDJPY MULTI TIME FRAME ANALYSISHello traders , here is the full multi time frame analysis for this pair, let me know in the comment section below if you have any questions , the entry will be taken only if all rules of the strategies will be satisfied. wait for more price action to develop before taking any position. I suggest you keep this pair on your watchlist and see if the rules of your strategy are satisfied. 🧠💡 Share your unique analysis, thoughts, and ideas in the comments section below. I'm excited to hear your perspective on this pair . 💭🔍 Don't hesitate to comment if you have any questions or queries regarding this analysis.
Long
by okako_trading
USDJPY: Fluctuating Between Pressure and ExpectationsUSDJPY is hovering around 152.296 after failing to sustain above the key resistance level of 156.438. The EMA 34 and EMA 89 lines currently act as critical "cushions," yet they remain insufficient to alleviate the prevailing downward pressure. The RSI has dropped to 46.82, signaling weakening bullish momentum and a likelihood of continued short-term downtrend. Should USDJPY break below the EMA 89, the next target could be the deeper support zone at 141.898 – a historical low that has demonstrated its strength in the past. However, U.S. monetary policy, particularly signals from BofA about a stronger dollar, continues to exert significant pressure on the Japanese yen. Additionally, expectations of the FED maintaining its hawkish stance further intensify the tension for USDJPY, balancing between medium-term bullish hopes and short-term bearish pressure. Investors should closely monitor price movements around these critical support levels, as a “breakout” could lead to significant volatility, creating substantial opportunities or risks in the near future.
Short
by Sophi-A
USDJPY: "Tug of War" Within Key Zones, Signals Remain UnclearOn November 26, USDJPY finds itself in a tug of war between buyers and sellers, hovering around 153.882. Two key zones are constraining price movement: resistance at 155.878, like a "steep mountain" that's hard to climb, and support at 153.592, acting as "solid ground" preventing deeper declines. The EMA 34 (154.480) and EMA 89 (154.102) form a "connecting thread," both supporting and restraining the price in a state of balance. Failure to break resistance may result in USDJPY "free-falling" toward lower support levels. On the other hand, a breakout above 155.878 could serve as a "ticket" to higher price levels. Amid rising U.S. bond yields and the Bank of Japan's cautious stance, the market is waiting for clearer signals. Traders should prepare plans for both scenarios to avoid being caught off guard.
Long
by Sophi-A
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Analysis of the USD/JPY Chart: Sell USD/JPYTechnical Analysis: Timeframe: 1H (short-term trading). Main Trend: USD/JPY is currently in a short-term downtrend after forming a Double Top pattern at the 155.70 - 155.50 resistance zone. This indicates a reversal to the downside. Kumo (Ichimoku Cloud): Price is trading below the Kumo cloud, signaling bearish momentum. Trendline: The price has broken below a short-term ascending trendline, confirming bearish sentiment. Support and Resistance Levels: Nearest Support: 152.20 - 152.00. Strong Resistance: 155.50 - 155.70. Trading Strategy: Short (Sell): Entry Point: Around 154.50 - 154.70 (when the price retests minor resistance). Stop Loss: Above 155.70 (previous highs). Take Profit: 152.20 - 152.00 (strong support zone). Risk Management: Maintain a favorable risk-to-reward ratio (R:R) of 1:2 or 1:3. Recommendation for Investors: The USD/JPY market currently presents a good opportunity to trade in line with the downtrend. Investors can consider a short position with short-term targets. However, ensure strict risk management, especially in a volatile market environment. 💡 Follow my TradingView account to never miss out on exciting trading opportunities! I regularly share detailed analysis and actionable strategies to help you optimize your profits. Feel free to leave comments or messages to exchange ideas and learn more!
Short
by ngohungsky941
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USDCAD MULTI TIME FRAME ANALYSISHello traders , here is the full multi time frame analysis for this pair, let me know in the comment section below if you have any questions , the entry will be taken only if all rules of the strategies will be satisfied. wait for more price action to develop before taking any position. I suggest you keep this pair on your watchlist and see if the rules of your strategy are satisfied. 🧠💡 Share your unique analysis, thoughts, and ideas in the comments section below. I'm excited to hear your perspective on this pair . 💭🔍 Don't hesitate to comment if you have any questions or queries regarding this analysis.
Long
by okako_trading
USDJPY Climbs, Testing Resistance at 155.829 On November 23, USDJPY maintains its "climbing" stance, hovering around 154.762, with the two EMAs (154.709 and 154.102) serving as steady support, like loyal companions. The big challenge lies at the resistance zone of 155.829 – will USDJPY "break through" and head straight toward 157.000? If not, a slip back to 154.000 will be the next test of resilience. The MACD flashes a green signal, hinting at a resurgence of buying momentum. Under the influence of high U.S. bond yields and the dovish stance of the BoJ, USDJPY resembles a "mountain climber," ready to push higher but cautious with every step. Remember, every scenario demands a solid plan!
by Sophi-A
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USDJPY Awaits Breakout from TriangleOn November 22, USDJPY is consolidating within a symmetrical triangle pattern, trading around the 154.397 level. EMA 34 (154.608) and EMA 89 (154.765) act as short-term and medium-term resistances. The MACD is gradually turning bullish, signaling potential buying momentum in the short term. If the price breaks above the triangle's upper edge and surpasses 154.765, USDJPY could rise to 155.500. Conversely, if the price breaks below the lower edge and drops under 154.000, the next target would be 153.500. The market is influenced by the Fed's decision to maintain interest rates and the BoJ's dovish stance, which continue to support the USD over the Japanese Yen. Traders should closely monitor the breakout to determine appropriate trading strategies.
Long
by Sophi-A
USDJPY Awaits a Breakout at 155.878 USDJPY is currently trading in a short-term uptrend but is being held back by a descending trendline and the resistance level at 155.878. After bouncing from the strong support at 153.350, the price is now fluctuating around EMA 34 (154.850) and EMA 89 (153.995), reflecting a tug-of-war between buyers and sellers. Rising U.S. bond yields and the Bank of Japan's dovish policies continue to support the USD, while the Japanese Yen remains under pressure. The RSI at a neutral level of 51.52 indicates unclear market momentum. If the price breaks above 155.878, the uptrend could strengthen with a target near 157.000. Traders should closely monitor key levels to make informed decisions.
Long
by Vanna-Cris
USDJPY: Uptrend Faces Challenges at 156.65 ResistanceUSDJPY is currently trading at 155.68, reflecting a significant upward momentum in recent sessions. After successfully testing the strong support area at 153.40—a confluence of the 89 EMA and an ascending trendline—the pair surged sharply toward the key resistance zone at 156.65. However, the 156.65 – 157.00 zone is considered a "pressure area," with the potential to trigger a short-term correction. If the price fails to break above this resistance, USDJPY could pull back to test support at 154.70 or even deeper at 153.40. On the news front, the USD remains strong, driven by expectations that the Fed will maintain high interest rates, while the Bank of Japan continues its accommodative policy. Investors should pay close attention to key U.S. economic data, such as PMI figures and speeches from Fed officials this week, as these factors will strongly influence USDJPY's price action. Strategy: Monitor price reactions at the 156.65 resistance zone. A breakout could target 157.50, while rejection at this level increases the likelihood of a pullback toward support levels.
by Vanna-Cris
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USD/JPY Slight Correction After UptrendUSD/JPY is trending around 155, after a slight decline from the peak near 155.5. On the H4 chart, the price is testing the EMA 34, while the EMA 89 provides strong support at 154.0. The nearest resistance is at 155.5, if broken, the price may continue to increase to the 156 area. On the contrary, if strong selling pressure causes the price to break the EMA 34, the target will be the 154.0 - 153.8 area. Personal opinion: Currently, USD/JPY is in a state of hesitation, due to the lack of new momentum in the market. I expect the price to accumulate around this area before a clear breakout. Traders should monitor US economic data or any developments in bond yields to determine the next trend.
by Maria_aaa
USDJPY: Near Resistance 156.70, Consolidation Awaits DirectionUSDJPY is currently trading around 154.62, approaching the key resistance level of 156.70 after recovering from strong support at 152.24. The EMA 34 and EMA 89 lines are near the current price, acting as dynamic resistance and hindering further upward momentum. The RSI indicator is hovering at a neutral level of 48, indicating a consolidating market with no clear trend. If the price fails to break through the resistance at 156.70, it is likely to pull back to the support levels at 153.70 or even 152.24. The primary driver of USDJPY's trend is the strengthening USD, supported by expectations that the Fed will maintain high interest rates, along with easing signals from the Bank of Japan (BoJ). However, any significant economic data from the US, particularly inflation figures or statements from the Fed, could strongly influence price action this week.
Short
by Vanna-Cris