The USD/JPY currency pair booked a new high level at 139.39, before starting a consolidating decline. By the middle of Monday's trading hours, the rate had reached the combined support of the 100-hour simple moving average near 138.00, the weekly simple pivot point at 137.90 and the previous high level zone at 137.70/137.90. Economic Calendar On Friday, take into account the US
Throughout July, the USD/JPY currency pair has been trading between the support of the 134.75/134.80 and 136.28/136.38 zones. I Since mid-day on Wednesday, the USD/JPY appeared to have found additional support in the 135.00 level. Meanwhile, the 136.00 level did not appears to be capable of acting as notable resistance. In the meantime, the 50, 100 and 200-hour simple moving averages
Throughout July, the USD/JPY currency pair has been trading between the support of the 134.75/134.80 and 136.28/136.38 zones. At mid-day on Wednesday, the USD/JPY appeared to have found additional support in the 135.00 level. Meanwhile, the 136.00 level did not appears to be capable of acting as notable resistance. In the meantime, the 50, 100 and 200-hour simple moving averages and
The USD/JPY currency exchange rate has revealed that it faces resistance at the 136.28/136.38 zone. The zone was strong enough to cause a decline, which by the middle of Wednesday's European trading hours had almost reached the 135.00 level. Economic Calendar Watch out for the Wednesday's Federal Reserve's FOMC Meeting Minutes at 18:00 GMT. On Thursday, the ADP Non-farm Employment Change might impact
The support zone, which was revealed on Friday, has been enough to cause a broader recovery of the US Dollar against the Japanese Yen. By the start of Tuesday's European trading, the currency pair had reached back above the 136.00 mark. Economic Calendar Watch out for the Wednesday's Federal Reserve's FOMC Meeting Minutes at 18:00 GMT. On Thursday, the ADP Non-farm Employment Change
The decline of the US Dollar against the Japanese Yen found support in the 134.75/134.80 zone. Meanwhile, since Friday the pair has been encountering resistance in the 135.50 mark and the 50 and 200-hourly simple moving averages. Economic Calendar Watch out for the Wednesday's Federal Reserve's FOMC Meeting Minutes at 18:00 GMT. On Thursday, the ADP Non-farm Employment Change might impact the markets
On Friday morning, the USD/JPY currency rate reached below the 135.00 level. Previously, the rate broke the channel up pattern and declined below the 100 and 200-hour simple moving averages and the weekly simple pivot point at 135.38. Economic Calendar On Friday, note the US ISM Manufacturing PMI at 14:00 GMT. Next week, watch out for the Wednesday's Federal Reserve's FOMC Meeting Minutes
The USD/JPY currency pair reached the 137.00 level, which acted as resistance. The event was followed by a decline, which by the middle of Thursday's trading had reached the 136.00 level's support. Meanwhile, a channel up pattern was spotted. The pattern has guided the pair upwards since May 24. Economic Calendar On Friday, note the US ISM Manufacturing PMI at 14:00 GMT.
At mid-day on Wednesday, the USD/JPY currency pair reached above the previous June high levels at 136.60/136.70. Economic Calendar The pair might react to the Thursday's release of the US Core PCE Price Index at 12:30 GMT. On Friday, note the US ISM Manufacturing PMI at 14:00 GMT. Hourly Chart Next target for the surge could be the 137.00 mark, which might act
On Tuesday morning, the USD/JPY currency pair managed to reach above the resistance levels that surround the 135.50 level. By the middle of the day's European trading hours, the rate was heading to the weekly R1 simple pivot point at 136.49, the 136.50 mark and the June 21 and 22 high level zone at 136.60/136.70. Economic Calendar On Wednesday, note the Final
The USD/JPY currency pair has been trading near the 135.00 mark since mid-Thursday. By the middle of Monday's trading hours, the exchange rate was testing the combined resistance of the weekly simple pivot point at 135.38 and the 100-hour simple moving average. Economic Calendar On Wednesday, note the Final US Quarterly GDP data. The data release might cause minor reactions on the
A major surge has occurred on the USD/JPY charts. Most of the surge is attributed to the Bank of Japan beating down the value of the Japanese Yen. The central bank announced that it would continue its monetary easing policy despite other banks hiking interest rates. The surge resulted in the rate reaching the 135.00 mark during the first half of
The USD/JPY currency exchange rate has plummeted, as the markets have taken in the Federal Reserve rate hike and new macroeconomic information that impacts the US Dollar. On Thursday, the pair traded near the 132.50 level. Economic Calendar On Friday, the top event for the Japanese Yen is set to occur. However, no pre-set time is available for the event. Namely, the
The USD/JPY pair hit the 135.50 mark and shortly traded above it during the midnight hours to Wednesday. However, since the event, the pair has been declining as by the middle of the day's trading the pair was located at the 134.50 mark and was looking for support near that level. Prior to analysing the technical chart, note that the Federal
The USD/JPY currency pair has retreated below the supporting trend line, which guided it since May 23. However, despite the move below support levels, the rate was making attempts at surging during the Tuesday's early trading hours. Economic Calendar On Wednesday, the US Retail Sales and Core Retail Sales is bound to impact the USD value at 12:30 GMT. The top event of
The USD/JPY currency exchange rate has reached a level not observed since 1998. The pair has hit the 135.00 mark's resistance. During the early hours of Monday's trading, the pair failed at passing clearly above the high level and retraced downwards. At mid-day the currency rate was looking for support in the combination of the 50-hour simple moving average and the
The 134.50 mark provided enough resistance to the USD/JPY to cause a retracement down below the 133.50 level, the 50-hour simple moving average and the weekly R2 simple pivot point at 133.66. During the second half of Thursday's trading, the pair had resumed its surge, as it reached above 134.00. Economic Calendar On Friday, the US Consumer Price Index release at 12:30
At mid-day on Wednesday, the USD/JPY pair's surge hit the 134.50 mark. Meanwhile, it was spotted that the 133.50 and 134.00 levels and the weekly R2 simple pivot point failed to act as resistance. Economic Calendar On Friday, the US Consumer Price Index release at 12:30 GMT is set to impact all financial markets through the value of the USD. Hourly Chart A
Since the second part of Friday's trading, the USD/JPY has been testing the resistance of the 131.00/131.40 zone. Meanwhile, support was being provided by the combination of the 130.50 level and the lower trend line of the channel up pattern. Economic Calendar On Friday, the US Consumer Price Index release at 12:30 GMT is set to impact all financial markets through the
On Friday morning, the USD/JPY found enough support in the 129.50/129.80 zone to start a surge. By the middle of the day's trading, the pair had already passed above the 130.50 mark. Economic Calendar On Friday, the US Consumer Price Index release at 12:30 GMT is set to impact all financial markets through the value of the USD. Hourly Chart If the US
The surge of the USD/JPY currency pair has reached the high level zone at 129.50/129.80. Economic Calendar This week, traders will be initially looking at the ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index survey results on Wednesday at 14:00 GMT. The publication is set to reveal how the US Manufacturing industry is looking at the future and with it impact the value of the
On Monday, the USD/JPY bounce off the last week's low level trend line and surged to the 127.50/127.60 zone. At mid-day on Monday, the resistance zone was passed and the pair began to test the upper trend line of the channel down pattern, which had guided the rate since the start of May. Economic Calendar This week, traders will be initially looking
The decline, which was caused by the Governor of the Bank of Japan on Thursday, found support in the 126.55/126.60 range. Afterwards, a recovery to the 127.40 level occurred. On Friday morning, the rate fluctuated around the 127.00 level, as support and resistance was being provided by round exchange rate levels. It appeared that the pair was still looking for direction
On Thursday morning, the USD/JPY had failed at its second attempt at passing the 127.50 level and a resistance zone, which surrounds it, as the head of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda commented on monetary policy and caused a surge of the Japanese Yen. The Governor of the Bank of Japan stated that the Japanese central bank could execute a