USD/JPY Pair Eyes Resistance at 157.50 and 158.00 After Yen Decline
Sessions like yesterday's, where the dollar gains relatively, lead to sharp losses for the yen as well.
Read MoreSessions like yesterday's, where the dollar gains relatively, lead to sharp losses for the yen as well.
Read MoreDespite Japan's growth data coming in lower than expected, the yen appreciated, causing the currency pair to fall below the critical support level of 155.00.
Read MoreBreaking out of the short-term triangle pattern, USD/JPY hit its target but faced selling pressure afterward.
Read MoreDespite the yen's decline, the currency pair has shown minimal response to the producer inflation data, which remained unchanged from last year.
Read MoreThe Bank of Japan's move to purchase a lower amount of bonds than its previous acquisition led to gains in both the 10-year bonds and the yen.
Read MoreWhile USD/JPY has experienced two quiet days, there is no clear sign yet that the corrective movement has ended.
Read MoreThe Bank of Japan closely monitors the currency pair to counter upward inflation risks due to the yen's depreciation continuing without gaining momentum while the yen's further depreciation will probably depend on the data that will be released in the US today and tomorrow.
Read MoreThe Japanese yen's downward trend since reaching 152.00 continues despite the Bank of Japan's efforts to control the exchange rate and officials' statements.
Read MoreDespite the Bank of Japan's spending of approximately $60 billion last week to intervene in the currency pair, USD/JPY has seen a rebound of about 200 pips following its retreat to the support level of 152.00.
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