157.723USD
Today
+0.04%
5 Days
+2.02%
1 Month
+1.35%
6 Months
+6.31%
Year to Date
+0.65%
1 Year
+4.73%
Opening Price
157.663Previous Closing Price
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The MACD must penetrate its zero line to expect further downside.
above 158.35, look for 159.03 and 159.44.
target 156.27
USD/JPY rose about 0.15% on Tuesday, pushing close to 157.60 as the pair continued to grind higher following last week's sharp rally.
USD/JPY trades higher on Tuesday as broad-based US Dollar (USD) strength weighs on the Japanese Yen (JPY). At the time of writing, the pair is hovering around 157.77, its highest level since January 23.
Scotiabank analysts Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret note that USD/JPY is up modestly, with the Japanese Yen soft versus the US Dollar but outperforming most G10 currencies except the Canadian Dollar.
BNY’s Head of Markets Macro Strategy Bob Savage reports Japan’s Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama is monitoring markets with “utmost vigilance” and stands ready to act against sharp FX moves as USD/JPY trades above 157.
Tradingkey - The Nikkei 225 Index edged up 0.36% at Friday’s close, ending at 58,850 points and hitting a new record high. For the full week, the index gained a cumulative 3.56%, rising by more than 2,000 points. Even more remarkable is its year-to-date performance; in just two months, the index has surged 16.91%, extending the powerful bull market of 2025.
DBS Group Research’s Chang Wei Liang observes that JPY is weakening against regional peers, with USD/JPY back toward 156, even as Tokyo inflation data support another BOJ rate hike.
