159.740USD
Today
+0.06%
5 Days
+0.39%
1 Month
+0.83%
6 Months
+4.71%
Year to Date
+1.94%
1 Year
+11.36%
Opening Price
159.551Previous Closing Price
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Long positions above 159.45 with targets at 160.00 & 160.20 in extension.
below 159.45 look for further downside with 159.30 & 159.10 as targets.
long positions above 159.45 with targets at 160.00 & 160.20 in extension.
The USD/JPY pair sticks to its positive bias for the fifth straight day and trades around the 159.80 area, or a nearly two-week top during the Asian session on Friday.
Japan's Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama warned that officials are in close contact around the clock with their US counterparts over speculative moves that are keeping the Japanese Yen (JPY) weak. Katayama confirmed that there are no plans to alter Japan's currency swap lines with the US.
USD/JPY trades around 159.45 on Thursday, virtually unchanged on the day but still close to recent highs after a series of three bullish days.
Japan’s Finance Minister (FM) Satsuki Katayama said during the European trading session on Thursday that the government has “free hand” in conducting stealth interventions against one-way speculative moves against the Japanese Yen (JPY).
The USD/JPY pair extends its two-day upside to near 159.75 during the European trading session on Thursday. The pair reflects strength as the US Dollar (USD) outperforms its peers due to rising oil prices amid the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Danske Research Team underlines that Japan’s March national Consumer Price Index (CPI) is unlikely to show a surge, contrasting with global inflation trends, with consensus at 1.8% for CPI excluding fresh food.
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