159.346USD
Today
-0.21%
5 Days
+1.01%
1 Month
+4.40%
6 Months
+8.13%
Year to Date
+1.69%
1 Year
+7.21%
Opening Price
159.520Previous Closing Price
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Short positions below 159.75 with targets at 159.00 & 158.55 in extension.
above 159.75 look for further upside with 160.00 & 160.30 as targets.
short positions below 159.75 with targets at 159.00 & 158.55 in extension.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) trades firmly against its major currency pairs, except the antipodeans, during the European trading session on Monday. The USD/JPY pair is down 0.26% to near 159.30 at the start of the busy central banks’ week.

DBS Group economist Philip Wee warns that USD/JPY is nearing the 160 level, raising intervention risks as Japan and South Korea step up verbal defence of their currencies. Tokyo is in closer contact with US authorities, and a surprise BOJ rate hike on March 19 cannot be ruled out.

Commerzbank’s Volkmar Baur notes that despite higher energy prices, the Japanese Yen has only modestly weakened versus the Dollar and even gained slightly against the Euro.

USD/JPY edges lower after four days of losses, trading around 159.60 during the Asian hours on Monday. On the daily chart, technical analysis indicates a persistent bullish bias as the pair remains within the ascending channel pattern.

Japanese Prime Minister (PM) Sanae Takaichi said on Monday that “Japan has no plan currently to dispatch its navy to the Middle East to escort vessels.”

The war in the Middle East intensified over the weekend, leading to opening gaps across the FX board.
