159.181USD
Today
-0.01%
5 Days
-0.32%
1 Month
+2.73%
6 Months
+7.77%
Year to Date
+1.58%
1 Year
+6.64%
Opening Price
159.253Previous Closing Price
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Long positions above 158.55 with targets at 159.50 & 159.90 in extension.
below 158.55 look for further downside with 158.25 & 157.85 as targets.
long positions above 158.55 with targets at 159.50 & 159.90 in extension.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is underperforming against the US Dollar (USD) in the early Asian trades on Monday, despite the Middle East conflict extending into a fourth week, with no signs of de-escalation in sight.

USD/JPY trades around 158.70 on Friday at the time of writing, up 0.61% on the day, staging a clear rebound after Thursday’s sharp decline. The move comes as the US Dollar (USD) regains traction following a bout of volatility, with markets reassessing the outlook for US monetary policy.

The USD/JPY pair is up 0.4% to near 158.33 during the Asian trading session on Friday. The pair recovers after a sharp sell-off on Thursday, as the Japanese Yen (JPY) underperforms despite the Bank of Japan (BoJ) retaining its hawkish stance on the monetary policy outlook.

USD/JPY dropped 1.25% on Thursday, sliding back below the 158.00 handle to settle near 157.80 in a session dominated by broad Yen strength.

USD/JPY fell to 158.40 on Thursday as investors assessed both nations' central bank decisions.

ING’s Senior Economist Min Joo Kang notes that the Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at 0.75% and maintained a broadly unchanged economic outlook, while acknowledging higher uncertainty. Governor Ueda avoided giving timing signals on the next move, and ING still expects a rate hike in June.
