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Consolidation Midweek Rally #6.1 (Friday Trade)On Wednesday, price touched the April 29 breaker block, which led me to expect that Friday's price action wouldn't surpass Wednesday’s high. Additionally, since it’s close to month-end, the odds of upward movement tend to decrease. Trade: On Friday, price fell short of expectations but still provided an opportunity to secure some profits. With a 30-pip stop loss, we can lock in profits while still aiming for target 2. However, it’s best to take partial profits, as Monday and Tuesday have the potential to push higher. Future Value: If Monday holds without breaking lower, Tuesday could potentially exceed both Monday's high (28.10.24) and Wednesday’s weekly high (23.10.24)
by Bufalodorato
USDJPY bullish trend + 2 inside bars... the week of 28 Oct, 2024This pair is bullish on all time frames and price is above the 200dma, adding to my bullish bias. It is good when you can find a few reasons to take a trade and an inside bar formation is my next reason. The large bullish candle on 23/10 was followed not by 1 but 2 inside bars. This shows a period of consolidation and when it appears on a daily chart within a trending market it is a strong indicator of trend continuation. But a major s/r in the 152.80 region needs to be overcome before we look for bullish continuation. A convincing break above and a pullback to it will be the confirmation I need to take a long trade. If, however a strong move to the down side forms, that would invalidate my analysis. My initial target would be in the 157.80 region with the possibility to let some part of the trade run higher. This is not a trade recommendation. You should be aware that trading carries a high level of risk, so only trade with money you can afford to lose. Please use sound money and risk management, trading without a stop or moving the stop away from price is a recipe for disaster. If you like my idea, please give a “boost” and follow me to get even more. Please comment and share your thoughts too!! It’s not whether you are right or wrong, but how much money you make when you are right and how much you lose when you are wrong – George Soros
Long
by Trading_Vista
Tokyo Core CPI complicates BoJ’s rate plansThe Japanese yen is showing limited movement on Friday. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 151.94, up 0.09%. Tokyo Core CPI, a leading indicator of inflation trends in Japan, fell to 1.8% y/y in October, down from 2% in September and just above the market estimate of 1.7%. This marked a second straight deceleration and was the lowest level since April. A key service inflation indicator also slowed in October, dropping from 2.7% to 2.6%, a four-month low. The decline in inflation is a disappointment for the Bank of Japan, which wants to see inflation remain sustainable around its 2% target before its raises interest rates on the path towards normalization. The BoJ meets next week and is expected to maintain rates. The central bank will release growth and inflation forecasts which could provide insights into future monetary policy. The cautious BoJ is unlikely to raise rates until early next unless inflation reverses its current downtrend and pushes higher. The US wraps up the week with core durable goods orders and UoM consumer sentiment. The manufacturing sector has contracted for four straight months and core durable goods orders are expected to fall 1% in September, after no change in August. The UoM consumer sentiment index is expected to fall to 68.9 in October, compared to 70.1 a month earlier. Consumers are unhappy about high inflation and there is uncertainty over the US election, with an extremely tight race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. USD/JPY is testing resistance at 1.5207. The next resistance line is 152.58 151.30 and 150.79 are providing support
by OANDA
USDJPY: Potential for a Slight Bearish Bias Amid Key FundamentalUSDJPY: Potential for a Slight Bearish Bias Amid Key Fundamental Drivers (25/10/2024) Today, the USDJPY currency pair could experience a slight bearish bias, driven by recent shifts in both the Japanese and U.S. economic landscape. Here’s a breakdown of the factors contributing to this potential trend, along with insights into what traders should watch as the day unfolds. 1. Bank of Japan’s Potential Shift in Policy The Bank of Japan (BoJ) has maintained its ultra-loose monetary policy stance for years, but recent signals suggest a possible move towards tightening. Japanese inflation rates have gradually risen, and with core inflation holding steady above target levels, the BoJ may finally consider adjusting its dovish stance. Any indication of a shift toward a more hawkish BoJ, even if gradual, could support the JPY, creating downward pressure on the USDJPY pair. 2. US Dollar Weakness on Federal Reserve Pause Speculation The US Dollar (USD) has softened recently as speculation grows that the Federal Reserve may pause rate hikes. U.S. economic data has shown signs of cooling inflation, and Fed officials have hinted that a pause could be on the horizon, given recent macroeconomic indicators. A dovish tone from the Fed typically weakens the USD, thus enhancing the relative strength of the JPY. This potential softening in the dollar is an essential factor in the slight bearish bias for USDJPY. 3. Market Sentiment Shifting Towards Safe-Haven Assets Investor sentiment is currently tilted toward safe-haven assets, largely due to ongoing geopolitical tensions and uncertain global economic conditions. While the USD is also a safe-haven currency, the Japanese Yen (JPY) often gains favor when there’s heightened uncertainty in markets, especially in Asia. This risk-averse sentiment is driving investors to seek the JPY, which could contribute to additional downward momentum in the USDJPY pair today. 4. Technical Indicators Suggest Resistance for USDJPY From a technical perspective, USDJPY is encountering resistance around the 150.00 level. This is a critical psychological threshold, and the pair’s failure to break above this level reinforces a potential bearish sentiment. With Relative Strength Index (RSI) levels approaching overbought territory, a bearish correction might be anticipated. Additionally, a dip below the 149.00 support level could confirm this outlook and signal further downside potential. Summary: Slight Bearish Bias for USDJPY Today’s fundamental factors suggest a slight bearish bias for USDJPY, largely due to potential changes in Bank of Japan policy, a softer US Dollar from Federal Reserve pause speculation, and increased demand for safe-haven assets. Technical resistance at key levels also reinforces the likelihood of a bearish tilt for the pair. Traders should watch for real-time updates on BoJ announcements, Fed commentary, and any developments in geopolitical news that could impact USDJPY direction. --- Keywords 1. USDJPY forecast 2. Bank of Japan policy 3. US Dollar analysis 4. Fed rate pause 5. USDJPY bearish trend 6. Forex trading insights 7. Safe-haven assets 8. Japanese Yen strength 9. USDJPY technical levels
Short
by PERFECT_MFG
10/25 ! USD JPY ! touch trend set up SELL USD/ JPY trend forecast October 25, 2024 The Japanese Yen (JPY) failed to build on Thursday’s recovery and faced renewed selling pressure during Friday's Asian session. Japan's business activity data for October showed a contraction in both manufacturing and services sectors. Additionally, a drop in Tokyo’s core inflation below the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) 2% target lowered expectations for further rate hikes in 2024, weighing on the JPY. A positive market sentiment and US Dollar (USD) buying also supported the USD/JPY pair around the mid-151.00s. However, verbal intervention by Japanese authorities helped limit further JPY losses. Traders now await US economic data for short-term direction amid political uncertainty before Japan’s general election on Sunday. H1 frame shows the price zone is adjusting - touching the trendline, continuing to adjust down /// SELL USDJPY : zone 151.850 - 152.050 SL: 152.500 TP: 50 - 100 - 250 pips (149.550) Safe and profitable trading
Short
by Moon-ForexAcademy
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Fundamental Market Analysis for October 25, 2024 USDJPYThe Japanese yen (JPY) failed to capitalise on the previous day's recovery move against its US counterpart, attracting fresh sellers during the Asian session on Friday. The latest data, published on Thursday, revealed a contraction in business activity across Japan's manufacturing and services sectors in October. Furthermore, the decline in Tokyo's core inflation rate below the Bank of Japan's (BoJ) 2% target has led to a reduction in expectations of additional rate hikes in 2024, placing some pressure on the yen. Furthermore, the prevailing positive sentiment towards risk factors is eroding the JPY's status as a safe haven currency. This, coupled with the emergence of some US dollar (USD) buying, is providing support for the USD/JPY pair near the mid-151.000 level. However, the recent verbal intervention by the Japanese authorities is helping to prevent a significant drop in the JPY and limit the currency pair's decline. In light of the upcoming general election in Japan on Sunday, traders are monitoring the release of macroeconomic data from the US for short-term momentum amid ongoing political uncertainty. Trade recommendation: We follow the level of 152.000, when fixing above it we consider Buy positions, when rebounding we consider Sell positions.
by Fresh-Forexcast2004