Key point: Despite Trump's withdrawal of tariff threats, the US dollar fell against the Japanese yen for the second consecutive week due to weakened confidence in the US dollar. The expectation of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates and the narrowing of interest rate differentials have strengthened the US dollar/The outlook for the Japanese yen is bearish. The upcoming economic data from Japan and the United States may have an impact on the US dollar/The medium-term trend of the Japanese yen plays a decisive role. in ...
In Asian afternoon trading, the US dollar/The Japanese yen has risen to 147.97148.00 The previous resistance level still exists because the super options in this region expire today 147.90-148.00 The total amount of expired contracts between is approximately 370 Another 10000 US dollars 4.86 The maturity option of billions of dollars is slightly higher than 148.11 The next resistance under the execution price ...
dollar/The Japanese yen has fallen back to the balance sheet cloud level, within the Asian range 145.13-55 EBS• Today's daily balance chart shows that the cloud layer is located at 144.88-145.55 Between, thinner, horizontally • After yesterday's holiday trading was sluggish, breaking through the clouds and reaching 145.77• dollar/The Japanese yen managed to maintain at 144.88-89 Rising hours ...
dollar/The lack of upward momentum in the yen may make bulls feel uneasy. The surge in job opportunities in the United States 12 month ISM After the release of better than expected non manufacturing data reports, the US dollar/The Japanese yen briefly rebounded to 158.43Although the United States 10 Yields of one-year treasury bond bonds rose 6 A basis point, close to 2024 High point of the year, but beautiful ...
dollar/The Japanese yen will be 157.35-157.96 The yield curve of treasury bond bonds declined slightly within the range, and the US stock index fell, resulting in the decline of bond prices and trading volume lower than the recent daily average level; At the end of the year, the buying of the US dollar boosted the market for eight consecutive days, and the low point continued to climb, making the currency pair close to the overbought area and unable to exceed the key limit158 ...
The Bank of Japan keeps the market guessing, with the US dollar rising and the Japanese yen falling. The Federal Reserve will lower interest rates, but the number of rate cuts next year will decreaseEBS Data shows that on Thursday, the US dollar/Japanese yen from 154.45 Ascend to 156.78Spot prices slightly break through11month156.76The Peak Euro/The Japanese yen has been trading since Thursday 160.13 Climb to 162.99Please ...
dollar/The Japanese yen closed higher on Wednesday 0.8%In the morning session in Asia, the extremely hawkish stance of the Federal Reserve, which held steady, surprised the market. The rise in US yields pushed the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates 25 A basis point indicates that the pace of future interest rate cuts will slow down and inflation will stabilize2025 Annual interest rate cuts, previously only twice 25 A one basis point interest rate cut in the United States ...
EBS Data shows that on Wednesday, the US dollar/The Japanese yen remains stable 153.33-153.78 The daily balanced table of intervals currently spans across 147.61-152.65 The thickening and rising cloud cover in the region should limit the correction. Please note that the euro/yen exchange rate usually fluctuates 12 Monthly rising foreign exchange options show the risk level of the Bank of Japan to the yen ...
Affected by the decline in the US stock market and oil prices, the US dollar/The Japanese yen fell for the first time in seven days, and the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday were released. The currency pair fell during the Asian session EBS set up 154.34 After reaching a high point, it hit a new low in New York 153.17The decline in stock prices led to short covering of the yen, driving the yen down under the guidance of the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve ...
Pay attention daily tenkan Line and kijun The bullish alignment of the line still has room for rebound, retest 11 month 156.76（EBS）Breaking through the high point of this level will reveal 7 month 157.09 The high point of the US dollar, although last week's 153.28 (EBS) The low point remains unchanged, but the downward space should be limited ...
Summary: Societe Generale emphasizes the importance of the US dollar/The Japanese yen is still in an upward trend and has firmly established itself 200 Daily moving average (151.80) above Despite signs of weakened momentum, key support levels and bullish targets remain the focus of attention. Key point: Technical momentum: Societe Generale stated that the US dollar/day ...
Japan is 20 century 60 The development of a balance sheet chart technique at the end of the decade implies that the US dollar will further appreciate against the Japanese yen, which is a challenge for Japan. dollar/The Japanese yen touched on Friday 156.76 The peak, set 7 The highest level since the beginning of the month, followed by a slight decline. The Japanese authorities helped to suppress the US dollar/ ...
Understand the balance sheet: against the US dollar/The impact of the Japanese yen: The exchange rate of the Japanese yen against the US dollar has fallen below 155, hitting a new low in over three monthsEBS Data shows that the US dollar/Japanese Yen from Wednesday 154.52 Ascend to 154.24If the 'cloud distortion' survives, you can pay attention to it 156.68 Fibonacci testing range in US dollars/Japanese Yen Rises, Japan ...
dollar/The Japanese yen chart shows a breakthrough 156.68 The possibility of Fibonacci intervals156.68 Fibonacci retracement position, for 161.96 to 139.58（7 Month to 9 Month)EBS Declining 76.4% Pull back position on Friday, please note that 'cloud distortion' is below 146 Possible price drop caused by 'cloud distortion' refers to when the cloud is extremely distorted ...
Summary: HSBC expects that with the increase of the US dollar/The Japanese yen is approaching 155.00 The Japanese authorities will continue to remain vigilant, which may trigger currency intervention or price checks. The yen has recently risen under the impetus of intervention speculation, but external pressure, including the high yield of US treasury bond bonds and the resurgence of arbitrage trading, continues to hit Japan ...
