Tag: DOLLAR TO YEN

USDJPY climbed further last week after Japan's former Vice-Finance Minister implied that 155.00 is the level to watch for a BOJ intervention.

In today's Elliott Wave update of USDJPY we explain why it is now or never for the bears, and identify the key level to...

USDJPY achieved a weekly close above the 148.00 mark for the first time in almost a year after the Fed's hawkish tone helped the...

As USDJPY traders await the BOJ's decision on Thursday, we've identified the key resistance area both bulls and bears must pay attention to. Take...

Despite the initial dip below 146.00, the bulls in USDJPY recouped all their losses and closed the week in the green again. What's left...

USDJPY remains in the gravity zone of the 147.00 mark as traders brace for rate decisions by both the Fed and BOJ later this...

USDJPY keeps climbing despite a widely-expected pause in the Fed's tightening campaign to be announced later this month. How much further can the pair...

There is a textbook Elliott Wave pattern on the hourly chart of USDJPY, giving us a very clear idea of what to expect in...

USDJPY is up 11.8% since the beginning of 2023, but is it safe to extrapolate the recent past into the future? Read in our...

USDJPY is on the verge of breaking its winning streak after weaker-than-expected July labor market data dragged the dollar down. Elliott Wave analysis put...

USDJPY managed to close above 146.00 for the first time since October, 2022, as rising treasury yields made the greenback exciting again. What's left...

USDJPY is down this week despite rising yields on long-term government bonds as traders already look forward to September's BOJ decision. In today's Elliott...

USDJPY looked determined to conquer the 146.00 mark last week, but failed to maintain momentum and had to settle for a close at 145.41....

USDJPY came close to the 146.00 mark yesterday and is now up for the third week in a row. How far can the bulls...

USDJPY surged sharply last week as reaccelerating inflation strengthened the case for more rate hikes by the Fed going forward. What's left of this...

USDJPY is up by over 150 pips so far this week and is trading comfortably above the 143.00 mark as of this writing. Can...

USDJPY tried but failed to climb above 144.00 last week after the Bank of Japan showed that it was capable of change after all....

Fitch surprisingly downgraded the credit rating of the United States, dragging the US dollar down against its rivals. Can the plunge continue in USDJPY?...

It was a volatile week for USDJPY after the BOJ tweaked its policy to allow 10-year yields to rise up to 1%. How does...

USDJPY is down this week as traders look forward to today's interest rate decision. Is the pair going to keep sliding post-Fed? Read in...

USDJPY surged sharply last week on expectations that the Bank of Japan will abstain from any changes to its ultra-loose policy next week. In...

USDJPY is up this week as the Federal Reserve is widely expected to add another 25 basis points to US interest rates on July...

USDJPY plunged last week as the Consumer Price Index showed that inflation decelerated more than expected in June. How much further can the pair...

USDJPY is down sharply over the past two weeks in a major bearish reversal which Elliott Wave analysis helped us predict. Is the downtrend...

Despite data showing that the labor market remains stubbornly strong, raising the odds of more rate hikes, USDJPY lost over 200 pips last week....

USDJPY is on the verge of a fourth consecutive week in the green as the discrepancy between the policies of the Fed and BOJ...

USDJPY climbed a few pips above the 145.00 mark last week before closing back below it on Friday. Can the 2023 uptrend continue? Or...

USDJPY is up for the third week in a row and is now trading above the 144.00 mark. Can the rally continue or should...

USDJPY came close to 144.00 last week and is now up nearly 10% in 2023, beating the return of almost every stock with the...

The hourly chart of USDJPY is showing not one, but two important patterns, both pointing in the same direction going forward. Take a look...