156.811USD
Today
+0.27%
5 Days
+1.54%
1 Month
+2.79%
6 Months
+10.01%
Year to Date
-0.22%
1 Year
+1.36%
Opening Price
156.303Previous Closing Price
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Short positions below 157.15 with targets at 156.00 & 155.65 in extension.
above 157.15 look for further upside with 157.50 & 157.85 as targets.
short positions below 157.15 with targets at 156.00 & 155.65 in extension.
The US Dollar retraces some of Friday’s losses and trades at 155.85 in the European midday, up from Friday’s low at 156.20. The positive risk sentiment and ongoing concerns about Japanese PM Takaichi’s expansive policies keep weighing on the Yen, which has depreciated about 7% since early October.

The Japanese government, which pursued reflationary policies for two decades, has just introduced a fiscal package aimed at alleviating the burden of recent - yep, _too high_ inflation.

The Japanese Yen (JPY) has continued to trade close to recent lows at the start of the week after USD/JPY hit a high last week of 157.89. The pair has risen by around 10 big figures since Sanae Takaichi won the LDP leadership election.

The recent rise in USD/JPY is slowing with the pair falling on Friday. Intervention rhetoric is getting louder and more frequent. Pair was last seen at 156.76 levels.

The Japanese Yen (JPY) attracts fresh sellers at the start of a new week and erodes a part of Friday's modest recovery gains amid concerns about Japan's ailing fiscal position on the back of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s pro-stimulus stance.

The USD/JPY pair posts modest gains near 156.50 during the early Asian session on Monday. Less dovish Federal Reserve (Fed) expectations could provide some support to the US Dollar (USD) against the Japanese Yen (JPY).
