USD/JPY slides to 132.20 while extending the week-start reversal from the highest level in a fortnight. That said, the Yen pair’s latest losses could be linked to the downbeat US Treasury bond yields, as well as softer data, not to forget upbeat comments from Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
After assuring the stability of the financial system at home, Japan PM Kishida pledged more investment to please the Yen pair sellers. “It is necessary to speed up private investment through green transformation bonds to promote decarbonization domestically,” said Japan PM Kishida.
USDJPY main trend is still down. Currently on the h1 chart the price is consolidating short waiting to break down. With this pair traders can sell to current price 132.20, SL: 132.80, TP: 131.20
After assuring the stability of the financial system at home, Japan PM Kishida pledged more investment to please the Yen pair sellers. “It is necessary to speed up private investment through green transformation bonds to promote decarbonization domestically,” said Japan PM Kishida.
USDJPY main trend is still down. Currently on the h1 chart the price is consolidating short waiting to break down. With this pair traders can sell to current price 132.20, SL: 132.80, TP: 131.20
