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USDJPY InsightHello to all our subscribers. Please share your personal opinions in the comments. Don't forget to boost and subscribe. Key Points - Iran launched a total of 14 missiles toward U.S. air bases, but most were intercepted. U.S. President Trump stated, "I want to thank Iran for giving advance notice and ensuring there were no casualties or injuries," and the market interpreted the event as a "staged confrontation" where Iran saved face. - President Trump said on Truth Social, “Israel and Iran have fully agreed to a comprehensive and complete ceasefire.” Reuters, citing a senior Iranian official, reported that Iran accepted the ceasefire proposal mediated by Qatar and suggested by the United States. - Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that "if Israel halts its 'illegal attacks' on Iran by 4 a.m. on the 24th (Tehran time), Iran has no intention to further respond." Israel has not yet made an official statement. - Federal Reserve Vice Chair Bowman said, “If inflationary pressures continue to ease, I will support lowering the policy rate as early as the next meeting to bring it closer to a neutral level and to maintain a healthy labor market.” Key Economic Events This Week + June 24: Testimony by Fed Chair Jerome Powell + June 25: Testimony by Fed Chair Jerome Powell + June 26: U.S. Q1 GDP + June 27: U.S. May PCE Price Index USDJPY Chart Analysis After breaking through the 145 level, the pair showed a sharp upward move and formed a peak around the 148 level before reversing downward. It is expected to form a bottom in the 144–145 range during this pullback and potentially rise to the 151 level. However, if it unexpectedly breaks below the 144 level, there is also a possibility it could fall to around 140.
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by shawntime_academy
USDJPY MULTI TIME FRAME POV + XAUUSD , GU RECAP Hello traders , here is the full multi time frame analysis for this pair, let me know in the comment section below if you have any questions , the entry will be taken only if all rules of the strategies will be satisfied. wait for more price action to develop before taking any position. I suggest you keep this pair on your watchlist and see if the rules of your strategy are satisfied. 🧠💡 Share your unique analysis, thoughts, and ideas in the comments section below. I'm excited to hear your perspective on this pair . 💭🔍 Don't hesitate to comment if you have any questions or queries regarding this analysis.
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by okako_trading
Yen Falls Despite Japan’s Manufacturing ReboundThe yen fell past 146 on Monday, its lowest in over five weeks, as the US dollar gained on safe-haven demand after US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites escalated Middle East tensions. Domestically, Japan’s manufacturing sector grew in June for the first time since May 2024, and services expanded for a third straight month, showing economic resilience. The key resistance is at $148.15 meanwhile the major support is located at $146.15.
by ChartMage
Long - the final move up before moving to the downsideMy macro bias for USDJPY is bearish.   However, I opened a long position today. Reasons for a long trade: Weekly chart: 1)  Both MACD and RSI are in the bear territory, however, both MACD and RSI lines are starting to cross and move to the upside.    2)  The price has been moving sideways for weeks, however, weekly candle has been forming higher low since late April (subtle move). 3) There is a major support line at 140.50 area and weekly EMA200 is also sitting right below it.   Although the price has been moving to the downside, it will require strong momentum to pierce through the major support zone that has been holding since July 2023.  Daily chart:  1)  EMA9 > EMA14 > EMA 21 -  bullish trend  2)  Yesterday's daily candle retested EMA 9/14/21 and closed above all of them. 3) MACD has entered the bull zone. 4) RSI has entered the bull zone. 5) There is an unmitigated fair value gap in the Fib 0.618-0.786 area.   (see blue rectangular box in the chart). As I said above, it will take strong momentum for the price to break below the major support line.   It makes sense for the price to retrace to the unmitigated fair value gap area to take out all the liquidity to fuel the momentum to the downside.  My trade setup is below: Entry: 145 Stop/Loss: 144.25  (just under yesterday's candle wick)Target: 147.12  Risk:Rewards  1:1.78
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by EbonyFalcon
buy is coming on USDJPYThe USD/JPY pair recently experienced a bearish movement, which is largely influenced by heightened concerns surrounding the ongoing trade and tariff tensions between the U.S. and its global counterparts. This risk-off sentiment triggered a flight to safe-haven assets, weighing on the pair. However, price action has now approached a key trendline support zone, which has held firmly in previous sessions. Technical indicators like RSI are also beginning to show signs of bullish divergence, suggesting a potential reversal. If this trendline continues to act as strong support, we may see a bullish bounce from the current level, aligning with the overall ascending trend structure but if the trade break these support zones, then the bearish movement might continues for now we will be watching for confirmation signals such as bullish candlestick patterns or a break above near-term resistance levels to validate the upward movement.
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by Adhemola
*USDJPY| Weekly Breakdown - Bulls Took OverUJ was all bullish this week, no question about it. The chart made it clear—30M structure stayed intact, and market flow shifted heavily in favor of the buyers. Liquidity was taken along the way, with higher lows stacking up clean, setting the stage for further continuation to the upside. Not overcomplicating this one—bulls won the battle, and structure confirmed it. Now we look for smart ways to join that strength as price builds momentum into next week. Stay with the flow, not against it. Bless Trading!
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by Juicemannn
Market next move 🔻 Disruptive Analysis – Bearish Scenario 1. Resistance Rejection: Price has stalled around 145.40, showing hesitation. The target area (~148.000) hasn't been tested yet, and prior attempts to break higher may face heavy resistance from institutional sell orders or prior supply zones. 2. Range-Bound Structure: Current price action shows consolidation — multiple small-bodied candles. Lack of volume or momentum may indicate accumulation or distribution — not necessarily a bullish breakout setup. 3. Potential Bearish Triggers: If price breaks below 145.00, a short-term bearish move could occur toward: 144.30 – recent swing low support. 143.80 – demand zone based on prior accumulation. 4. Macro Disruptors: Surprise BoJ intervention or hawkish policy tone could strengthen the Yen. A dovish Fed statement or poor U.S. economic data could drag USD down sharply. --- 📉 Alternate Scenario Chart Sketch (Hypothetical): 148.000 ──────── (Target denied - strong resistance) ↑ Rejection ↓ 145.000 ──────── (Breaks support) ↓ 144.300 ──────── (First bearish target) ↓ 143.800 ──────── (Deeper retracement zone)
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by Gold_Free_Signals
Bearish AB=CDWhat's up, traders 👋 Let’s look at a clean Bearish AB=CD symmetry pattern playing out on USDJPY. Price advanced from A → B, corrected sharply into C, then rallied again into D (145.767) — completing the AB = CD symmetry leg into a tight PRZ zone, now showing early signs of rejection. 🧠 Pattern Details: Precise AB = CD symmetry PRZ zone plotted with 145.504 (entry) to 145.793 (stop) First target near 144.65 (100% extension) Rejection aligns with short-term resistance + SMA 200 below Textbook CD completion followed by indecision bar at D Now it’s all about follow-through — we manage from structure, not emotion. — C. Dela | #TradeChartPatternsLikeThePros
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by TradeChartPatternsLikeThePros
Yen Slips as Fed Holds and Risks MountThe yen weakened past 145 on Thursday, nearing a three-week low as the stronger U.S. dollar gained support from the Fed’s steady rate decision and cautious outlook. Concerns over Trump’s tariffs and Middle East tensions increased safe-haven demand for the dollar over the yen. The BOJ also kept rates unchanged Tuesday and signaled a gradual asset reduction. Governor Ueda noted that rate hikes remain possible if inflation rises. The key resistance is at $145.30 meanwhile the major support is located at $142.50.
by ChartMage