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17 Apr 2015
USD/JPY steady in better offered enviroment
FXStreet (Guatemala) - USD/JPY is currently trading at 118.98 with a high of 119.05 and a low of 118.88.
USD/JPY is a steady play in the last session for the week in Tokyo with the greenback sidelined. The pair is consolidated below the descending resistance line formed from 120.80 and again at 118.93. 119.50 was a target in early trade overnight but faltered in the vicinity on two occasions and the major was left better offered in the US shift there after.
USD/JPY is ending the week almost 2 cents down and leaves a bearish bias for next week's session and upside rallies may be fading opportunities until markets get a sense that in fact we are still on course for rate hikes this year from the Fed. So far, there has been little sentiment for this in recent markets, with even Fed Lockhart who was previously a stern hawk and sighting a rate hike between June / September was sounding more patient suggesting that data needs to improve and thus to allow timings to take their natural course.
USD/JPY is a steady play in the last session for the week in Tokyo with the greenback sidelined. The pair is consolidated below the descending resistance line formed from 120.80 and again at 118.93. 119.50 was a target in early trade overnight but faltered in the vicinity on two occasions and the major was left better offered in the US shift there after.
USD/JPY is ending the week almost 2 cents down and leaves a bearish bias for next week's session and upside rallies may be fading opportunities until markets get a sense that in fact we are still on course for rate hikes this year from the Fed. So far, there has been little sentiment for this in recent markets, with even Fed Lockhart who was previously a stern hawk and sighting a rate hike between June / September was sounding more patient suggesting that data needs to improve and thus to allow timings to take their natural course.