In summary, USDJPY continues to have a bearish lean in the short term. If resistance around 152.20 holds firm, a resumption of the downtrend is likely. A move below 145.00 would signal a deeper, more ...

The USDJPY 4-hour chart analysis suggests a bearish trend for the U.S. Dollar against the Japanese Yen, based on Elliott Wave ...

The USD/JPY exchange rate dropped for five consecutive days, reaching a low of 151.42 on Friday, its lowest level since ...

The early hours of Wednesday are seeing a potential bounce back in the value of the US dollar. At this point, it looks like the market is trying to hang onto the pro-USD moves that have been so ...

The USD/JPY exchange rate has retreated in the past few days as the market focuses on the next actions by the Federal Reserve ...

USD/JPY edged higher on Tuesday, but gains were limited as the yen remained firm, supported by strong growth data on Monday ...

The US dollar continues to see a mixed bag of support at this point, but we are still seeing a lot of questions asked about ...

USD/JPY is holding close to 152.10 in early Wednesday dealings. Dips towards 151.50 were supported in Tuesday US trade, while earlier highs from the Asia Pac session (152.22) remained intact. Yen lost ...

The USD/JPY forecast shows rising bets for another Bank of Japan rate hike in July after Japan released an upbeat GDP report.

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USD/JPY held steady around 155.30 on Wednesday as traders awaited U.S. inflation data and trade updates. Investors are ...

Factors for higher JGB yields this year include a weaker yen to support more BOJ rate increases and rising domestic inflation expectations, BofA Global Research said.