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USD/JPY: Will it break out of the current range?A new day has begun. Have you all updated the news on the USD/JPY pair yet? Let’s catch up together! The recovery of the Japanese Yen (JPY) remains quite fragile due to concerns about the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) monetary policy and the global risk environment. On the other hand, the USD continues to be supported by expectations that the Fed will maintain high interest rates in the near future. This makes the USD more attractive compared to the JPY, limiting the upward momentum of the USD/JPY pair. Looking at the technical chart, the USD/JPY pair is fluctuating around 149.63 in a downtrend. Although there is support at the 141.86 level, the pair has not been able to sustain its upward momentum. However, investors must be more cautious with their decisions, especially as the market is being influenced by multiple uncertainties. What are your thoughts on this pair? Leave a comment and let me know!
by Alisa_Rokosz
Yen to go bulls till 162... Greetings fellow traders! I have always been majorly bullish on the Yen. I expect to see it tap 200.000 some time in the future. But that's just a weak expectation and not a proper forecast. Let's get into what 'my' forecast is. Yen swept the sellside liquidity below 140.000 , which was Dec'23 swing low, in Sep'24. The structure shifted on the weekly timeframe (marked as wmss) with a strong bullish marubozu type bar, showing the excitement and strength of the market. The seasonality of Yen tells us that the pair tends to peak around November-December . Now, if we club this with the current scenario and data, we can expect market to hit 162.000 before New Year 2025 . Is that a necessity? Of course, no. But that is what we expect after reading the market. What does @I_Am_ICT always say? The market does not have to get to where we want it to go, to be profitable. The major concept that I've applied in the whole analysis is Purge and Revert on the monthly timeframe & clubbed it with various other scenarios and timeframes to conclude to this analysis. There are certain levels and imbalances which can be of value and have been marked on the charts attached. One may refer to them for more info. Trading conversations are welcome. PS- It can be expected, looking at the daily and LTFs, that some retracement into discount prices is possible before a rally. Have an insightful trading week ahead! Disclaimer- All content is for educational purposes only and not trading advice.
Long
by SatyajeetSahai
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USD/JPY: Will It Continue to Rise Next Week?Hello everyone, Alisa here! Today, let’s update the information on the USD/JPY currency pair! The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond continues to climb, reaching 4.104%, which has driven the growth of the USD/JPY exchange rate. The USD/JPY pair quickly rose to 149.13, increasing by 0.37% in the last trading session. The widening interest rate differential between the U.S. and Japan is attracting investment flows into the U.S. dollar, boosting the uptrend of this currency pair. Looking at the 1-hour chart, the resistance level of 149.268 is playing a crucial role. If the USD/JPY pair, supported at the 148.450 level, can gain momentum and break through this resistance, it is expected to surge towards the 150.00 mark. Once it surpasses the 150.00 level, we can anticipate further buying pressure, pushing the price higher. What do you think about this currency pair?
by Alisa_Rokosz
USD/JPY: Risk of Decline WarningToday, let's join Alisa in observing the USD/JPY pair to see how it's performing! Will it go up or down? The USD/JPY pair is fluctuating around the 149 mark, impacted by various factors. A stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report has lowered expectations for the Fed to ease monetary policy, providing support for the USD. Meanwhile, within the Japanese government, there are conflicting signals regarding monetary policy. The upcoming election on October 27 further complicates the situation as leaders must balance market stability with meeting voter expectations. The resistance level at 149.350 is the focal point. If USD/JPY fails to break through this level, combined with uncertainties surrounding Japan’s monetary policy and pressure from the U.S. jobs report, there is a high likelihood that the pair will turn downward. Investors should be cautious of short-term downside risks. What do you think of my analysis? Feel free to comment and let me know!
by Alisa_Rokosz
What do you think about the outlook for the USD/JPY pair?Hello everyone, this is Alisa. Today, let's analyze the movements of the USD/JPY pair together! Will it go up or down? Currently, the Japanese Yen is stable due to concerns about government intervention and geopolitical risks. However, the reduced likelihood of the Bank of Japan raising interest rates might hold the pair back and push it lower. Additionally, a modest decline in the US Dollar (USD) is also putting some downward pressure on the USD/JPY pair. Looking at the technical chart, the USD/JPY pair is facing strong pressure at the resistance level of 148.985. Trading volume and technical indicators suggest that the chance of breaking this resistance in the short term is relatively limited. If it fails to break this level, the pair might reverse and fall towards the support level of 146.145. That's my view. What do you think? Do you agree with me?
by Alisa_Rokosz
USDJPY: Sellers pay attention to 146.40, Fed Minutes and US CPIEarly Tuesday, USDJPY remains weak after retreating from a seven-week high. The pair defends the previous day’s pullback from the 100-bar Exponential Moving Average (EMA) as traders await key events this week, including the US Federal Reserve’s meeting minutes and September’s Consumer Price Index (CPI). Bulls remain in the driver’s seat Despite the pre-data consolidation and retreat from the 100-EMA, USDJPY's stronghold above the 50-EMA, bullish MACD signals, and a positive RSI (14) suggest an overall upside bias. Important technical levels to watch USDJPY faces immediate downside support in the 147.35-20 range, but the key level to watch is the 50-EMA near 146.40. A break below this could lead to a quick drop to 145.00 and the late September low around 141.65. The 140.45-20 area and the psychological level at 140.00 may pose strong resistance for sellers. On the upside, a break above the 100-EMA around 148.75 won’t be enough for buyers to regain control, as resistance from the 200-EMA and mid-August high near 149.40 will be crucial. If USDJPY stays above 149.40, the 150.00 mark and early 2024 high near 150.90 will be key targets for bulls. Data/events are the key USDJPY's technical outlook is bullish, supported by a hawkish Fed stance following recent comments from FOMC Chair Jerome Powell and the US employment report. However, growing concerns about the Bank of Japan, potential softness in US inflation data, and Powell's challenges in maintaining a hawkish tone could attract sellers to the Yen pair.
by MTradingGlobal
USD/JPY: Will It Continue to Rise?Hello everyone. How's everyone doing today? Let’s analyze the USD/JPY currency pair together with Alisa! The USD/JPY currency pair has broken through the 50-day SMA and maintained its upward momentum for two consecutive sessions, reaching a new 3-month high. The strength of the USD, supported by the Fed’s interest rate outlook and positive employment reports, is the main driver pushing this pair higher. Looking at the technical chart, USD/JPY is in an uptrend, hovering around the 146.79 level. The 143.470 support level plays a crucial role in driving this pair upward, with expectations to soon reach the 147.000 mark. This is seen as a catalyst for buyers. This is Alisa's perspective. What about you, what do you think?
by Alisa_Rokosz
Continued Bullishness in Ascending Channel PatternThe USD/JPY chart is currently tracking a clear bullish channel, with repeated bounces after each minor correction. Having just touched the lower boundary of the channel, the pair has shown signs of recovery, breaking above the nearest resistance level. This makes me confident in the possibility of a continuation of the bullish momentum, especially since the EMAs (34 and 89) are also starting to show an upward crossover, supporting the uptrend.
by Alexander_FXTrading
USD/JPY: Strong Recovery, Breaks Through the 144.0 LevelHello everyone! Today, let's analyze the movements of the USD/JPY currency pair! 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?
by Alisa_Rokosz
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USDJPY: Recovery remains elusive below 146.30On Tuesday morning, USDJPY gained momentum, continuing its recovery from a support level that had been holding for two months. It’s getting closer to the 200-Exponential Moving Average (EMA) while still within a bearish trend that started in early August. This rise reflects the US Dollar's bounce after Fed Chair Jerome Powell eased expectations for two more 0.50% rate cuts from the Federal Reserve in 2024. However, traders look forward to upcoming US employment data and Japanese reports to see how the market will move. Bulls flex muscles for a long road ahead… In addition to bouncing off the two-month support zone, an upward trend in the RSI (14) and a potential bullish crossover on the MACD are boosting the USDJPY's rise toward the key EMA. However, the ongoing bearish trend channel and differing monetary policies between the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the US Federal Reserve (Fed) could create challenges for the bulls. Key technical levels to watch… In the short term, the 200-EMA around 144.75 and the upper line of the bearish channel near 146.30 are significant hurdles for USDJPY buyers. If they push past these levels, the pair could rise toward the mid-August high around 149.40 and possibly hit the 150.00 mark. It's important to note that the 152.00 level seems to be the last stronghold for Yen sellers. On the flip side, the horizontal support area between 141.75 and 141.65 offers some stability for USDJPY in the short term, protecting it from a drop toward the monthly low and the bottom of the bearish channel near 139.55 and 138.75. If the pair breaks below 138.75, the mid-2023 low of around 137.20 may serve as the final defense for buyers. The road toward the north appears long and bumpy While technical indicators hint at a potential recovery for USDJPY, the underlying fundamentals pose challenges for a sustained bullish move. Buyers should be cautious before making large investments.
by MTradingGlobal
USD/JPY: Break Through $143.593 or Face a Deep Correction?The USD/JPY chart reveals an intense battle between buyers and sellers as the price hovers around $142.215. The support level at $141.682 acts as the final "shield" against any deeper declines. The current focus is on the key resistance at $143.593. If USD/JPY can break through this level, the path to $146.010 will open, offering a chance to reach new highs. However, if buyers fail to maintain momentum and the price falls below the $141.669 support, the pair may face a strong correction, pushing the market into a high-risk zone. Crucially, major economic news from Japan and unexpected moves from the BoJ will be decisive factors, with the potential to shift the course of this battle at any moment. Will USD/JPY rise to the challenge or retreat under market pressure?
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by Romio_pro
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USD/JPY: The Uptrend is Strengthened, What's the Next Target?It’s Alisa again! Let’s analyze the current movement of the USD/JPY pair together! The USD/JPY pair surged to nearly 145.20 on Friday morning, reaching its highest level in almost three weeks. This buying pressure came after the release of Tokyo's CPI data. However, the market is now focusing on the U.S. PCE index, which will be released later today. The outcome of this index is expected to have a significant impact on the USD/JPY pair's movement. Looking at the technical chart, this pair is forming a clear short-term uptrend. The key support level at 143.025 acts as a strong foundation, ready to support the price in case of a correction. Additionally, observing the 34 and 89 EMA lines, we can see a bullish reversal, further reinforcing the upward prediction for this pair. What do you think about my analysis? Does it align with your thoughts?
by Alisa_Rokosz
USD/JPY: Which trend is dominating?Hello, I’m Alisa. Today, let's analyze the movements of the USD/JPY pair together! Although the USD/JPY pair is maintaining stability around the 143.91 level, pressure on this pair may increase due to rising expectations that the Fed will implement a significant interest rate cut in November, combined with the Bank of Japan (BoJ) continuing to delay raising rates. From a technical chart analysis, the USD/JPY pair remains within a downward price channel. The price could drop to the support level of 143.190, and while there might be a slight rise, the price is likely to quickly adjust downward again upon facing resistance at 143.958. This is my analysis, what’s your opinion?
by Alisa_Rokosz
BoJ Delays Rate Hike, Japanese Yen Faces Downward PressureHow'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?
by Alisa_Rokosz
USDJPY: Bears have strong reasons to regain controlAs Yen traders return from a long weekend, the USDJPY is testing its recent dip from a five-week-old downward resistance line, influenced by a rebound in the US Dollar. It’s worth noting that the quote’s recovery in the last week benefited from positive signals from the RSI and MACD indicators, bouncing back from a nine-month horizontal support zone. Sellers keep the reins While USDJPY buyers are making their presence felt, a bearish RSI divergence and a moving average crossover, combined with the resistance line, keep sellers optimistic about potential downward moves. The 100-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) has crossed below the 200-EMA, signaling a bearish trend. Additionally, the higher high on the indicator contrasts with the lower high in prices, reinforcing the bearish RSI divergence. Key technical levels to watch Sellers will gain confidence if USDJPY breaks below a seven-week horizontal support area around 141.70-80. However, the lows from December 2023 and September 2024 pose a challenge for bears at 140.20-139.60. If the pair drops below 139.60, it could test the mid-2023 low near 137.30. On the flip side, buyers will initially target the falling resistance line around 144.25. If successful, they may then aim for the monthly high and late August peak near 147.20 and 149.40, respectively. Additionally, the 150.00 level acts as an important barrier for any upward movement. Bulls face more challenges than bears Whether through technical signals or the differing monetary policies of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the US Federal Reserve (Fed), USDJPY sellers face a relatively smoother journey compared to buyers.
by MTradingGlobal
USD/JPY: The Battle Between Resistance and SupportUSD/JPY is "battling" around the 143.695 level, with a significant "challenge" at 144.435 and a key "support" at 142.053. The EMA 34 and EMA 89 are acting as "shields" for the current trend. The RSI indicator at 58.71 suggests a balanced market, but a major move could be on the horizon. If the resistance at 144.435 isn't broken, USD/JPY could reverse and pull back towards 142.053. In terms of news: The Japanese Yen has depreciated, possibly due to weak trading conditions during Monday's holiday. BoJ Governor Ueda stated that the central bank will continue adjusting the degree of monetary easing as needed.
by Romio_pro
USD/JPY Braces for a Major Turnaround from the FedUSD/JPY is in a tense phase as it trades at 142.48, close to the key descending resistance line. After failing to break through the 143.569 resistance level, the pair is sliding down, like a car rolling downhill, aiming for 141.269. But is this the final stop? If USD/JPY cannot hold at 141.269, we might witness a further drop, potentially sliding down to the deeper support level at 139.786. With the market heating up ahead of the Fed meeting, uncertainty is on the rise. Traders are holding their breath — will the upcoming Fed meeting provide a push to lift this pair, or will it intensify the downward trend? Get ready for some potential market "shocks"!
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by Romio_pro