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USDJPY: Buyer's Opportunity!Fundamental Overview The USD Index, which follows the performance of the US dollar against other currencies, has declined and is impacting the USD/JPY pair. There are concerns about the banking sector crisis in the US, a potential recession, and the US debt ceiling, leading to speculation that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates later this year. As a result, US Treasury bond yields are decreasing, causing the US dollar to weaken. Plan trade in the intro ♥
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by Sphyn-Trader
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USDJPY 1H 26/04/2023Currently, on the 1-hour timeframe, we are in a bearish range that goes from 133.94 to 133.01. We can also see that the structure has broken down multiple times, mitigating the larger demand zones. Therefore, we could expect two possibilities: firstly, the price could react to one of the marked gray demand zones, or alternatively, it could break the structure upwards without a pullback. This would signal a possible redistribution, and we could look for bearish ranges in lower timeframes to continue the established movement.
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by mdr300896
USDJPY - Long for a new high ✅Hello traders! ‼️ This is my perspective on USDJPY. Technical analysis: Here we are in a bullish market structure from 4H timeframe perspective, so I am looking for longs. I expect price to continue the retracement to fill the imbalance lower and then to reject from bullish order block. My target is new BOS above last high + imbalance. Fundamental analysis: Tomorrow we have news on USD, will be released quarterly GDP, but on Friday we have release of Policy Rate and BOJ Press Conference in Japan. Pay attention to this news, as they could invalidate the analysis. Like, comment and subscribe to be in touch with my content!
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by Snick3rSD
USD/JPY Pair Vulnerable Above Support Level - H&S PatternDuring the early European session, the USD/JPY pair is exhibiting vulnerability above the critical support level of 134.00. This is due to selling pressure amidst the anticipated fading of the recovery move in the US Dollar Index (DXY). Although the USD Index rebounded after hitting a weekly low of 101.20, the absence of supportive indicators suggests that the recovery move is short-lived. Upon analyzing the 1-hour chart, a Reversal Head & Shoulder pattern is evident in the price action. Our recommendation is to initiate a short trade by entering below the Neckline of the pattern.
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by FOREXN1
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USDJPY: The next direction?When the dust settles, the Fed is set to continue raising rates In the event that the Fed meeting took place today, they would likely maintain current interest rates due to lingering doubts about the stability of banks. However, there is a possibility of a rate hike of 25 basis points if the upcoming weekend is calm and there are no urgent efforts to save any banks. The Fed tends to increase rates until they encounter a problem. In the event that the only issue is with SVB, persistent inflation may result in additional rate hikes. This will strengthen the US Dollar and eventually lead to a decline in stocks once the temporary relief rally associated with the absence of new bank failures subsides.
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by Sphyn-Trader
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USDJPY: The fulcrum for the uptrend!Hello trader, i bring you some useful information! Recent statements from Japan's monetary authorities indicate that there may be a renewed push to weaken the country's currency, following a period of three months of easing or "recharging". Despite the Bank of Japan maintaining its current monetary policy, the yen could still face increased pressure due to a more intense interest rate differential game. This game is expected to be even more aggressive than it was a year ago, as the yield spreads between Japan and the US have increased for both short and long-term yields. Japan now has an opportunity to devalue its currency in order to support its exporters, something it was unable to do during the previous decade of zero interest rates. BoJ not changing policy, intensified interest rate differential game
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by Sphyn-Trader
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USDJPY ShortExpecting USDJPY to break into a sell again, charting is similar to my most recent posting. Within in the last week UJ completed the previous support cycle down to price 132.000 and slowly drove back up to resistance areas. I am expecting the downward cycle to begin again as the dollar continues to lose steam without too many bullish gains. MA convergence indicators are showing strong signs of downward movement as well. Sell Entry: 133.700 Targets: 133.460 | 133.200 | 133.000 | 132.750 | 132.500 | 132.200 Support: 132.000 Be sure to like, follow, and let me know what you think in the comments below.
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by DollarYenQueen
USDJPY: Adjust!Hello traders, I come to give you some information. Over the past 20 years, the US Dollar's portion of the worldwide market has declined from 71 percent to 59 percent, and there is a possibility that it could decrease even more in the coming years. This development has a significant impact on the United States since global trade's currency usage is a zero-sum activity. Whenever any other currency, such as Yuan, real, or Rupee, is traded globally, it means that the US Dollar is not being used. If other reliable alternatives become more popular, it may jeopardize America's dominance in the global market. US Dollar's position as the primary global reserve currency is being challenged
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by Sphyn-Trader
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What Happens When the BoJ Kills its Yield Curve Control?Yield Curve Control (YCC) has kept interest rates on ten-year Japanese government bonds within a narrow range close to zero percent since 2016. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) employs YCC to target short-term interest rates at -0.1% and to maintain the 10-year government bond yield within 0.5% above or below zero. In 2016, Japan was grappling with over a decade of sluggish growth and the issue of deflation, where prices of goods decline. To avoid purchasing huge amounts of the bond market, Yield Curve Control (YCC) was introduced to maintain interest rates at their existing levels. But now, Japanese annual inflation has reached 3.3% as of February, which suggests that Yield Curve Control (YCC) may no longer be needed. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) has faced criticism for distorting markets with the YCC while inflation has exceeded its 2% target. As a result, the BoJ is considering phasing out YCC, which could have significant consequences for US and Japanese bonds and the USD/JPY exchange rate. So, what will happen when the Boj decides to Kill its YCC? Japanese investors have been disappointed for the past seven years in the returns on domestic bonds since interest rates have been fixed close to zero. This has prompted many to consider investing in US bonds which have become highly appealing, resulting in trillions of Yen being invested in them. A relaxation of the YCC by the Bank of Japan on the 10-year rate could potentially make Japanese government bonds more appealing to domestic investors. This could result in a significant amount of money repatriating to Japan and have a major impact on global markets. There are two potential outcomes if Japanese investors repatriate their funds and invest more in Japanese bonds. Firstly, the interest rates for US bonds may increase, leading to tighter financial conditions and a slowdown in US economic activity. Secondly, there may be a weakening of the US dollar, especially the USD/JPY, as investors sell their USD to buy JPY for repatriation. The USD/JPY is currently in the range bound between around 138.00 and 129.500. But a downside potential to a level like 116.00, which has not seen since early 2022 if a knee-jerk reaction eventuates. Ultimately, how drastic these outcomes turn out will depend on the selling pressure and timing of Japanese investors in reaction to a relaxation of the YCC. But how likely is it that the BoJ will loosen its control of the yield curve? Japan's new central bank Governor, Kazuo Ueda, has suggested that the policies of his dovish predecessor, Haruhiko Kuroda, will eventually be phased out. However, the BOJ is likely to avoid changing its policies until it is certain that inflation will reach and maintain its 2% target. Next week, On April 27-28, Ueda will preside over his first BOJ policy meeting, during which the board will release new quarterly growth and inflation forecasts that will be scrutinized for indications of how soon the central bank anticipates inflation will reach its target sustainably. Speaking last week, on April 10th, Ueda emphasized the need for the BOJ to make proactive decisions regarding the timing of policy normalization. He warned that delaying the adjustment could lead to disruptive consequences.
by BlackBull_Markets