USD/JPY capitalizes on modest intraday gains from one-week low
Hello everyone, I hope you're all doing well. Today, USDJPY showed a modest recovery during the day after hitting a one-week low at the beginning of this week. The lack of follow-through buying, amid decreasing US bond yields and reduced demand for the USD, contributed to this.
Looking at the technical picture on the 4-hour timeframe of USDJPY, we can see that after breaking the uptrend at the $149.15 level, USD was unable to reach the expected $150.00 level. Currently, it is trading at $148.69.
In terms of predictions, there is a possibility that the significant support level at $147.33 will be retested before any positive developments in the market help push the currency pair higher again. On the other hand, breaking this support level could lead to a significant drop in this currency pair.
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Looking at the technical picture on the 4-hour timeframe of USDJPY, we can see that after breaking the uptrend at the $149.15 level, USD was unable to reach the expected $150.00 level. Currently, it is trading at $148.69.
In terms of predictions, there is a possibility that the significant support level at $147.33 will be retested before any positive developments in the market help push the currency pair higher again. On the other hand, breaking this support level could lead to a significant drop in this currency pair.
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