The pair comes from its longest losing streak of the year (four week), correcting from its 38-year peak at the beginning of the month. It tests crucial technical levels provided by the 200Days EMA (blue lines) and the 38.2% Fibonacci of the rally from the December 2023 low to the aforementioned high. This creates risk for deeper decline towards the 61.8% Fibo that would bring 146.47 in the spotlight. On the other hand, USD/JPY tries to defend this support cluster, above which it can push for EMA200 (black line). Retaking it would give bulls control and the opportunity to challenge 161.94, although the upside does not look particularly friendly.
Other than intervention speculation, the USD/JPY slide is a result of the shift in the monetary policy dynamics and this week’s decisions by the Fed and the BoJ can determine the pair’s trajectory and spur volatility. The Bank of Japan has followed a slow and cautious path to normalization after the March exit form negative rates and there is mounting anticipation for bolder action this time around. Markets see policymakers announcing a reduction in bond purchases and there are also expectation for another hike, but the latter appears to be more contentious. Such action could help the Yen’s rebound, but BoJ has shown apprehension and has surprised markets before.
The US Fed on the other hand appears to be coming closer to a rate cut following the resumption of disinflation and moderation in job gains. Markets are aggressively pricing three moves this year and expect policymakers to lay the ground for a Fed pivot at this week’s meeting.
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