Tag - jpy - japanese yen

AUD/JPY has been recovering from the 74.00 area since the start of January, but met resistance in the 76.00 area.

EUR/JPY is enjoying the medium-term uptrend since the start of September. The pair’s currently trading above the 50-week MA (121.66) and above December highs (122.50).

Most of the majors didn't catch the chance to rise against the USD after the weaker-than-expected NFP release. Currently, the sentiment is determined by the signing of the US-China trade agreement.

The US dollar had a strong week versus the Japanese yen. USD/JPY opened with a gap down on the W1, but is now trading above the highs of the previous week.

If you look on the weekly chart of GBP/JPY. You will see that the pair has ran into resistance of the 200- and 100-week MAs.

American trade balance and ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI may affect the US dollar. As a result, major pairs may change their direction.

This week will be shaped by the American NFP release in line with other indicators, all set between the US-China trade deal expectation and the US-Iran conflict escalation.

The market sentiment is still off due to the Iran-US tensions.The Japanese markets are open after the holidays. As a result, markets are open with a gap.

The market sentiment is off due to the Iran-US tensions.

Coming to the year-end, the USD is the weakest among the majors. The USD's slip may prolong in 2020. Get clues on the risks for the USD and check the direction of EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF, and XAU/USD.

No important events in the economic calendar but the technical picture is promising. Let's take a look at AUD/USD, NZD/USD, USD/JPY, and USD/CAD.

The economic calendar doesn't provide interesting events to trade on. Let's take a look at the technical setup to get signals. EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, and XAU/USD are under consideration.