Yen to USD Still Bullish After Soft Tokyo Inflation and Retail Sales
In the early part of the week the Yen to USD rate resumed the upside after the stagnation last week and yesterday's data from Japan helped.

The early part of the week witnessed a bullish surge in the US dollar, with the Yen to USD rate resuming the upside after the stagnation last week. This was triggered by a sharp rise in Treasury yields following a Treasury auction. This upward movement marked a notable reversal in the performance of the US dollar, indicating a recovery from its previous months of decline.

As a result, the dollar made significant gains against various currencies. One particular currency pair, USD/JPY , experienced a robust recovery, climbing above the 157 level before the subsequent decline in the latter half of the week. This upward movement suggests increased strength in the US dollar relative to the Japanese yen, reflecting shifting market dynamics and sentiment towards the two currencies.
USD/JPY Chart H4 – The Trend Remains Bullish
The US dollar demonstrated significant positive momentum against the Japanese yen, pushing the USD/JPY pair to a one-month high. The pair’s climb up to the 157.70 level suggests that this might serve as a critical resistance point. The subsequent 140-pip decline from this peak indicates a possible temporary retracement, highlighting the importance of this resistance level.
Given this context, further gains in the USD/JPY pair may be contingent upon broader market risk appetite. Factors such as today’s CPI inflation and retail sales, will likely influence market sentiment and drive future movements in the pair. We made the decision to purchase USD/JPY amid yesterday’s decline.
Tokyo Core CPI Inflation Report for April
USD/JPY Live Chart
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