The USD/JPY currency pair surged to a high of 152.000 following comments from BoJ Governor Ueda. His stance indicated that the BoJ is in no rush to raise interest rates, diminishing the attractiveness of the Yen.
However, the USD/JPY price began to decline to 151.75 during Tuesday's US trading session. This suggests signs of a short-term downturn, particularly as the price broke through both the Simple Moving Averages (SMA) 20 and 50. If the price continues to decrease and breaches the SMA 100 level at 151.65, it could forecast an extended period of decline.
Moreover, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is trading around the 40 mark and showing signs of a deeper downturn, indicating a weakening uptrend for this currency pair. This implies a prediction for a more substantial decline in the USD/JPY price in the near future.
However, the USD/JPY price began to decline to 151.75 during Tuesday's US trading session. This suggests signs of a short-term downturn, particularly as the price broke through both the Simple Moving Averages (SMA) 20 and 50. If the price continues to decrease and breaches the SMA 100 level at 151.65, it could forecast an extended period of decline.
Moreover, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is trading around the 40 mark and showing signs of a deeper downturn, indicating a weakening uptrend for this currency pair. This implies a prediction for a more substantial decline in the USD/JPY price in the near future.
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