159.661USD
Today
-0.08%
5 Days
+1.25%
1 Month
+2.27%
6 Months
+6.87%
Year to Date
+1.89%
1 Year
+6.04%
Opening Price
159.641Previous Closing Price
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Long positions above 159.40 with targets at 159.85 & 160.00 in extension.
below 159.40 look for further downside with 159.25 & 159.10 as targets.
long positions above 159.40 with targets at 159.85 & 160.00 in extension.
The USD/JPY pair attracts some sellers during the Asian session on Friday, and for now, seems to have snapped a three-day winning streak back closer to its highest level since July 2024, touched earlier this month.

USD/JPY edged up about 0.1% on Thursday, trading around 159.70 and holding just below the session high near 159.85. The pair has rallied sharply from the early-March lows close to 152.10, gaining roughly 770 pips in under three weeks.

The USD/JPY trades higher near the 159.70 level on Thursday, March 26, maintaining an overall bullish bias as the US Dollar (USD) remains supported while the Japanese Yen (JPY) stays under pressure.

Brown Brothers Harriman’s (BBH) Elias Haddad notes USD/JPY is trading just below 160.00 as the Bank of Japan (BoJ) releases new underlying CPI indicators, which remain below the 2% target but are converging toward it.

The US Dollar (USD) maintains an immediate bullish tone against the Japanese Yen (JPY) on Thursday, extending its rebound from Monday’s lows at 158.00 to levels above 159.50 so far.

TradingKey - Amid yen depreciation pressure, Japan is contemplating an unprecedented policy concept. The Japanese government is evaluating an unconventional intervention scheme—utilizing $1.4 trillion in foreign exchange reserves to directly intervene in the crude oil futures market by establishing short positions to suppress oil prices, thereby indirectly alleviating yen depreciation pressure.
