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USDJPY POSSIBLE TRADE SETUPPotential Trade Setup on USDJPY The price broke out of a strong intraday resistance zone, although the Trend remains bullish and the set Trendline keeps the price on the higher part of the market. The price is developing, and I am waiting for a retest of the previously broken resistance and used as support before I look for a LONG trade. A BUY opportunity is at the top above the weekly Low at 1.04480. You may find more details in the chart! Thank you and Trade Responsibly! ❤️PS: Please support with a like or comment if you find this analysis useful for your trading day❤️
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by Adefxc
USDJAPY Trading successfully requires careful planning and effective risk management. For example, in the case of USD/JPY, the buy entry is at 157.50, with three potential take-profit levels at 158.70, 159.50, and 160.80. These targets represent key points where traders may choose to secure their profits as the price moves upward. To minimize potential losses, a stop-loss point is set at 156.00. This acts as a safety net, automatically closing the trade if the market moves against the planned direction. Setting a stop-loss is essential for managing risks in unpredictable markets. One of the core principles of trading is to never risk more than you can afford to lose. Using tools such as stop-loss orders and diversifying investments across different assets or markets helps mitigate risks and protect capital. Success in trading also depends on the ability to learn and adapt. Markets are constantly evolving, and staying informed about trends, indicators, and external factors is crucial for refining strategies. Traders who educate themselves consistently are better equipped to handle changes and challenges. Discipline and patience are key qualities for any trader. Following a structured plan, setting realistic goals, and avoiding emotional decisions can improve overall performance. Every trade, whether it ends in profit or loss, is an opportunity to learn valuable lessons. By combining a disciplined approach with solid risk management techniques, traders can maximize their chances of achieving long-term success while navigating the complexities of the financial markets.
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by EXPERT117Ai
USDJPY InsightHello, subscribers! Great to see you all here. Please feel free to share your personal opinions in the comments. Don’t forget to like and subscribe! Key Points - The likelihood of the Federal Reserve holding interest rates steady has risen, pushing the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield above 4.8% for the first time since November 2023. - China’s central bank and foreign exchange regulators announced an increase in foreign currency borrowing limits to defend the yuan’s value. - In Japan, inflationary pressure is mounting, with rice prices surging 63% due to supply shortages. Additionally, base wages have seen their largest increase in 32 years, raising the prospect of a rate hike. Key Economic Events This Week + January 14: U.S. December Producer Price Index (PPI) + January 15: U.K. December Consumer Price Index (CPI), U.S. December Consumer Price Index (CPI) + January 16: U.K. November GDP, Germany December Consumer Price Index (CPI), U.S. December Retail Sales + January 17: U.K. December Consumer Price Index (CPI) USD/JPY Chart Analysis The price action seen in the 156–158 range is gradually expanding, with highs recently reaching the 159 level. Currently, the pair has retreated back to the 156 level, suggesting that a clear directional move may soon emerge. 1. If the pair breaks above 159, we anticipate an uptrend toward 162. 2. Conversely, if it falls below 156, a decline to 154 appears likely.
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by shawntime_academy
Japan's Economic Outlook: Steady Progress Amid UncertaintiesHello, FX:USDJPY will see downside as Japanese economic data remain positive, with recovery ongoing. The BOJ's outlook appears accurate, as the economy continues to progress steadily. Although uncertainties persist, they are unlikely to prevent the BOJ from raising rates in the future. The current account surplus is now Y3.3525 trillion, with a Y2.6911 trillion surplus anticipated. December bank loans increased by 3.1% year-on-year, following rises of 2.9% in November and 2.6% in October. Robust bank loans indicate that Japan Inc is progressing smoothly. There are uncertainties regarding new US Trump administration policies in 2025. Nonetheless, the domestic economy is stable, with trade with the US being the only question. This will be a solid bearish opportunity that will unfold shortly! No Nonsense. Just Really Good Market Insights. Leave a Boost TradeWithTheTrend3344
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by TradeWithTheTrend3344
USDJPY and US10Y Late last summer on Aug 5th when the Yen Carry trade unwound, the S&P 500 fell more than 5% intraday and VIX spiked to 60. This marked a localized bottom on the USDJPY daily chart with US10Y making 52 week lows the following month Sept. Since then, the US10Y has been on a relentless run to the 52-week high of 4.79%. This reminds us that under the surface there might be Yen carry trade in full swing. That means traders / investors are borrowing at low interest rate in JPY and then buying the US10Y to get the interest rate differential. This is also pushing the US Dollar index to recent ATH. There might be sharp reversals when the USDJPY carry trades unwind. Watch for key levels in US10Y and DXY. US10Y at 5% might be the turning point which will mark a failed breakout at Oct 2023 highs.
by RabishankarBiswal
4-hr USD/JPY: Another 200 Pip Rise Not Impossible The Dollar King continues to assert its dominance, with the EUR, GBP, and AUD seeing significant declines over the past weeks. This robust performance is fueled by the Fed’s hawkish comments on fewer rate cuts in 2025, bolstered by last week’s strong NFP and Unemployment data. The USD is poised for further gains in the near term, although a deeper correction may follow. Technically, after amassing hundreds of pips, a conservative pullback seems imminent. USD/JPY recently broke below its 60-period MA, a support level it previously respected, opening the door for a dip. The 23% Fibonacci retracement now serves as the next key support level, where a rebound could align with the pair’s strong upward momentum. A move toward 156.50, or slightly lower, may invite fresh speculative buying. Such activity is expected to drive USD/JPY another 200 pips upward, potentially retesting its highs above 158.60 and reinforcing the pair’s bullish trajectory.
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by Trendsharks
USD/JPY (UJ) Analysis (Daily Timeframe)The USD/JPY pair has been following a clear market cycle, transitioning from distribution to markdown , followed by accumulation , and now entering a bullish markup phase , showcasing strong bullish momentum. Key Observations: Market Phases: Distribution Phase: The bullish move ended near the 162 level , where sellers gained control, initiating a markdown. Accumulation Phase: After a significant markdown, UJ found a base around the 140 level, forming an accumulation phase with demand coming back into the market. Current Phase: The pair has now broken out of accumulation and is in a bullish move, with a well-defined structure of higher highs and higher lows. EMA Surfing and Momentum: The price is currently surfing upward along the EMAs , showing strong trend-following behavior with EMAs acting as dynamic support. The tightening of the EMAs during the accumulation phase has now expanded , supporting the continuation of the bullish move. Scenarios to Watch: Continuation to Targets: USD/JPY could continue its bullish momentum toward the short-term target near 159 and potentially the medium-term target around 162. This aligns with the ongoing strength in the USD and the current bullish structure . Pullback for Reaccumulation: A potential retracement could act as a reaccumulation phase, gathering liquidity before resuming the uptrend.
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by TraderOuss_LumaNex