The USD/JPY has started the year with a recovery from previous losses. However, it was not expected to last long, as the rate was set to face strong technical resistance levels. Economic Calendar On Friday, January 3, the ISM Manufacturing PMI survey results will be released at 15:00 GMT. At the same day, the FOMC Meeting Minutes data will be published at 19:00
On Monday morning, the USD/JPY currency pair reversed north from the support level - the weekly S2 at 109.13. It is likely that the US Dollar could extend gains against the Japanese Yen in the short run. However, the pair would have to surpass the weekly S1 at 109.32. Economic Calendar This week, there are only three events that could affect the USD/JPY
On Friday, the USD/JPY currency pair was testing the support level formed by the 55-, 100- and 200-hour SMAs, as well the weekly PP at 109.45. If the given support level holds, it is likely that the Us Dollar could consolidate against the Japanese Yen in the short run. Economic Calendar This week, there are no scheduled events left. Next week, there are only
On Monday, the USD/JPY currency pair was testing the resistance formed by the 55- and 100-hour SMAs, as well the weekly PP. If the given resistance holds, it is likely that a reversal south could occur in the nearest future. Economic Calendar This week, the US Durable Goods Orders on Monday at 13:30 GMT could cause a move. Meanwhile, this week's scheduled
The rate aimed for the low level of 109.17, which it did not reach, as the additional support of the 200-hour SMA approached and caused a surge. On Friday, the currency exchange rate was trading flat around 109.35 and was expected to get squeezed between the 200-hour SMA from below and the 55 and 100-hour SMAs from above. Economic Calendar This week, the
The resistance of the zone from 109.60 to 109.70 managed to hold. On Thursday, the USD/JPY passed support levels near the 109.50 mark and started to sharply decline. The pair had no support levels as low as the 109.17 level, which it could reach in the near term future. Economic Calendar This week, the pair could be impacted only by one data
On Wednesday morning, the USD/JPY found support in the 100-hour simple moving average at 109.40. This event resulted in a surge, which by the middle of the day had reached the 109.60 level. In general, the rate was expected to test the resistance zone from 109.60 to 109.70, which stopped the rate's December surge. Economic Calendar This week, the pair could be impacted
On Tuesday, the USD/JPY traded flat near the 109.60 level. Although, at the start of the US trading session, the rate declined down to the support of the 55-hour SMA at the 109.50 level. If the SMA, fails to keep the rate up, the pair could decline down to the 100-hour SMA near 109.25. Economic Calendar This week, the pair could be impacted
During Monday morning, the USD/JPY currency pair was trading near the resistance formed by the upper boundary of the long-term channel, as well the Fibo 50.00%. If the given resistance holds, it is likely that the pair could go downwards. Economic Calendar This week, the pair could be impacted only by one data release. On Friday, the US Final GDP is set
As expected, the USD/JPY continued to surge after the publication of Thursday's Trading Idea. By the middle of Friday's London trading, the rate had reached and bounced off the 109.70 level. In the meantime, it could be observed on the daily candle chart that the rate could reach the 109.80 level. US President Announces Trade Deal On Thursday, December 12, the USD/JPY appreciated
On Thursday, as the US market opened, the USD/JPY jumped. The reason was a tweet by the US President Donald Trump on trade deal progress with China. The surge managed to pierce the 109.00 level, which signalled that the pair might reach even higher. Economic Calendar The week is set to end with the US Retail Sales data on Friday at 13:30 GMT.
On Wednesday, the the USD/JPY currency pair was squeezed 55-, 100- and 200-hour moving averages. If the given moving averages hold, it is likely that the pair could trade sideways in the 108.80 area in the nearest future. Economic Calendar This week there are a couple of events that could impact the rate. On Wednesday, at 13:30 GMT the US CPI and Core
As expected, a bounce off from the support of the 38.20% Fibonacci retracement level at 108.44 caused a surge up to the 55 and 100-hour simple moving averages. In general, the rate is expected to get squeezed in between the SMAs and the retracement level. A squeeze would afterwards result in a break out. A break out can occur either up
On Monday, the USD/JPY has reached the support of the 38.20% Fibonacci retracement level at 108.44. In theory, the pair should trade above this level until the resistance of the 55 and 100-hour simple moving averages approach the rate. US Employment Data The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the US Non-Farm Employment Change data, which came out better-than-expected of 266K compared with
As expected, the 109.00 level managed to hold and the USD/JPY currency exchange rate has retreated. By the middle of Friday's trading the pair had reached the 108.60 level and had no support as low as 108.40. In general, the rate was expected to reach the support levels at 108.40 and future forecast scenarios were based upon what would happen at
The recovery of the USD/JPY continued on Thursday, as the rate had reached the 109.00 level. In the meantime, the future of the surge of the pair was unlikely, as the pair faced three resistance levels just above the 109.00 mark. Fundamentals Crash US Dollar Since Monday, December 2, the US Dollar has been depreciating. Most likely, the Greenback is pressured
On Wednesday morning, the USD/JPY bounced off the support of a 38.20% Fibonacci retracement level at 108.44. The bounce off was part of a consolidation that was occurring in the aftermath of the recent sharp decline. The pair was expected to surge to the 108.90 level, where it would meet with technical resistance levels that would push it downwards. Fundamentals Crash US
The USD/JPY has plummeted below the 108.70 level. The fall of the US Dollar started on Monday and it was mostly fuelled by fundamentals. Among them was the weakness caused by US trade tariffs, a trade dispute with the EU, Cuban retailers moving away from using the USD and lower than expected US ISM Manufacturing PMI survey results. Economic Calendar This week
On Monday morning, the USD/JPY tested the resistance of the 109.70 level. Near that level resistance is provided by a 50.00% Fibonacci retracement level and a trend line, which connects the high levels of 2018 and 2019. Note that one has to zoom out the chart for the historical price information to load and the reference points for the two year
The USD/JPY has broken an ascending channel pattern by trading sideways. Namely, it has remained between a pivot point at 109.47 and the resistance of a 50.00% Fibonacci retracement level at 109.58. The rate is expected to remain between these levels until the support of the 55-hour simple moving average approaches the pair. The SMA could push the rate higher and
Shortly after Dukascopy Analytics published Wednesday's review, the USD/JPY managed to break the resistance of the 109.20 level. It resulted in a sharp surge that reached 109.60. The rate bounced off this level. By the middle of Thursday's trading the rate had retreated, consolidated and resumed its surge. Namely, it was set to again test the 109.60. Economic Calendar This week there are
On Wednesday, the USD/JPY made another attempt to pass the resistance of the 109.20 level. The level managed to hold and forced the pair into a retreat down to the lower trend line of a channel up pattern. The future forecasts were based upon whether or not the supporting trend line of the pattern causes a surge. Economic Calendar This week there are
The USD/JPY touched the 109.20 level during the night from Monday to Tuesday. Afterwards the rate retreated and began to trade sideways below the 109.00 mark. In regards to the near term future, the rate was expected to get support from the 55-hour simple moving average. The SMA could push the rate higher. Economic Calendar The pair could be slightly impacted by the
On Friday, the USD/JPY rate traded near the previous levels. In general, the rate could continue to trade flat. However, some signals of a decline were present on the hourly candle chart. Economic Calendar Next week, the pair could be slightly impacted by the US publications on Wednesday. At 13:30 GMT on that day, the US Durable Goods Orders, Core Durable Goods Orders and