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BluetonaFX - USDJPY Potential Bull Flag PatternHi Traders! There is a potential bull flag forming on the 1D USDJPY chart. Our bullish outlook on the US dollar continues, and the potential bull flag here is supporting this. We are currently in the flag channel, and we are looking for a break to the upside of the channel. The important price level here to look out for is 146.564; this is August's high, and we must break this level to continue to the upside. A break with momentum above 146.564 and the psychological level of 150.00 will be in sight. That being said, though we are bullish, as always here at BluetonaFX, we do not get attached to a view and must be ready to adapt at all times. If 146.564 does not break, the potential bull flag will fail and the market will most likely pullback, so we will look for selling opportunities around this level. Please remember to like, comment, and follow, as your support greatly helps. Thank you for your support. BluetonaFX 
by BluetonaFX
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Why USD/JPY bulls should be cautious at these highsUSD/JPY has continued to defy gravity despite the growing threat of verbal (or actual) yen intervention by the MOF/BOJ. Yet the higher and faster it rises, so does the threat of intervention. You can see what impact it had on USD/JPY from the large bearish candle that formed on 23 October 2022, where the initial break above 150 was then met with a swift move lower and subsequent -16.3% decline over the next 2.5 months. However, what has caught our eye today is that recent cycle highs have stalled around the 10 October high, the day a softer-than-expected US inflation report saw the US dollar plunge. There is also a volume node from the choppy price action in October at 147.1, and such HVNs can act as both a magnet to attract prices and also become support/resistance. And given USD/JPY’s recent pattern of breaking key levels and cycle highs before reversing, we’re a little sceptical of bullish breakouts – especially with the growing threat of verbal/actual intervention. Furthermore, the US02Y-JP02Y spread has stalled just beneath its March high, so perhaps USD/JPY is at least due a pullback before it tries to break higher. Either way, we’d prefer to buy dips over breakouts. And as for any potential pullback, we’d prefer to wait for a breakout to become a ‘fakeout’ (where prices move back below the initial breakout level) before shorting against the trend.
by CityIndex
USDJPY Analysis 27Aug2023I analyze USDJPY using the D1 time frame so that we can know in general terms the trends that are occurring and the possibilities that could occur in the future. If you look at the series of waves that have occurred, currently there is a correction in wave B with the price forming waves a-b-c-d-e and heading to the QM area. by adding the RSI indicator we can see that the price has entered the saturation area and there is a divergence on the RSI. one of the signs that in the future there will be a reversal.
by Hokusai_FX
US 10 Year Treasury vs USD/JPYTLDR: The US 10-Year Treasury Yield and the closely correlated USD/JPY pair can be determinants or signals of market risk. With both breaking their three decade long trends, you have to wonder is a major secular shift upon us. The USD/JPY currency pair has traditionally had a close correlation with U.S. Treasuries. The pair shows how many yen are required to buy one U.S. dollar The pair's exchange rate is one of the most liquid, not to mention one of the most traded, pairs in the world. That's because the yen, just like the U.S. dollar, is used as a reserve currency. When yields on Treasury bonds, notes, and bills rise, the Yen tends to weaken relative to the dollar. When interest rates head higher, Treasury bond prices go down, which lifts the U.S. dollar, strengthening USD/JPY prices The US 10-Year Treasury Yield and the closely correlated USD/JPY pair can be a determinants or signals of market risk. With both breaking their three decade long trends, you have to wonder is a major secular shift upon us.
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by PukaCharts
Celebrate as Yen Per Dollar Falls to Weakest Point This YearWe have some fantastic news to share that will undoubtedly make you smile. The Yen per Dollar exchange rate has recently reached its lowest point this year, offering an exciting opportunity for those looking to make some profitable moves. So, get ready to celebrate and prepare yourself to long USD/JPY – it's time to ride this wave of success! 1. The Weakest Yen Per Dollar Exchange Rate 2. Reasons to Long USD/JPY Technical Analysis: Delving deeper into the charts reveals a compelling case for a long position on USD/JPY. Bullish trends, breakouts, and momentum indicators all point towards a positive outlook for this currency pair. Embrace this opportunity to ride the wave of success and make your trading dreams come true! Call-to-Action: 1. Analyze and Strategize: Dive into the market analysis, study the charts, and identify the best entry points for your long position on USD/JPY. Combine fundamental and technical analysis to form a robust strategy that aligns with your risk appetite and trading goals. 2. Stay Informed: Keep a close eye on economic news, market trends, and any factors that may influence the USD/JPY exchange rate. Stay informed and adapt your strategy accordingly to maximize your potential gains. 3. Execute Your Trade: Once you have analyzed the market and formulated a solid strategy, executing your trade is time. Open your position, set appropriate stop-loss and take-profit levels, and stay disciplined. 4. Monitor and Adjust: As the market evolves, continuously monitor your trade and be prepared to make adjustments if necessary. Stay vigilant and be ready to capitalize on any potential opportunities that may arise. Conclusion: With the Yen per Dollar exchange rate hitting its weakest point this year, forex traders have a reason to celebrate! By going long on USD/JPY, you can potentially ride the wave of success and capitalize on this favorable market condition. So, put on your trading hat, analyze the market, and take action now. Embrace this opportunity with a smile and let the profits roll in!
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by bryandowningqln
USDJPY: The return of USD and the bad things of JPYAs Japanese authorities implement measures to safeguard the currency, USD/JPY experiences slight declines around 143.20 on early Thursday. The movements of this Yen pair are influenced by a combination of cautious optimism in the market and the US Dollar's retreat before several US economic indicators are released. Earlier today, Kazuo Ueda, Governor of the Bank of Japan (BoJ), indicated an increased tolerance range for benchmark 10-year Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) from 0.5% to 1.0%. This action has resulted in JGB yields reaching their highest point since 2014.
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by Sphyn-Trader
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