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The U.S. employment data has been weaker than expected, leading to opinions that the job market is cooling down, which in turn has raised concerns about a potential economic recession. This has also led to expectations of a rate cut in September, resulting in a weaker dollar. Additionally, there is growing anticipation for two rate cuts this year, with the CPI report to be released this week playing a crucial role. Meanwhile, Japan does not appear to show any willingness to intervene in the yen's depreciation.
- Fed Chair Powell is scheduled to speak on July 9-10. - The U.S. June Consumer Price Index will be announced on July 11. - The U.S. June Producer Price Index will be announced on July 12. - The U.S. June Retail Sales will be announced on July 16.
The Eurozone June Consumer Price Index will be announced on July 17. USD/JPY did surpass the 160 line but failed to break through the 162 line. If it surpasses this range, the upward trend can continue, potentially rising to the 168-170 range. The direction can be determined based on the 160 and 162 lines. If it breaks through the 162 line, it could rise to the 168-170 range; if it falls below the 160 line, it may drop to the 158 line.
We will reassess further movements once the respective highs and lows are reached.
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