The Japanese Yen (JPY) continues to trade with a bullish bias against the US Dollar (USD), holding near a one-week high around the USD/JPY 144.80 zone in Wednesday’s Asian session. While a stable risk sentiment stemming from the Israel-Iran ceasefire limits safe-haven inflows, a combination of softer US Dollar and rising Japanese inflation expectations keeps the Yen supported.
The Bank of Japan’s Summary of Opinions revealed a split view among policymakers, with some advocating a wait-and-see approach due to tariff-related uncertainties. However, persistent inflation pressure — especially in core metrics excluding volatile components — strengthens the market’s conviction that the BoJ may raise rates again.
These inflation readings remain above the BoJ’s 2% target, supporting a policy tightening narrative.
Technically, USD/JPY has broken below the 200-hour Simple Moving Average (SMA) and the key 145.35–145.25 support zone, signaling further downside potential:
🔻 Bearish Scenario:
🔺 Bullish Scenario:
The policy divergence between the BoJ and the Fed remains a core theme driving USD/JPY flows. While US rate cut bets grow amid weak consumer confidence and mixed economic signals, Japan’s inflation resilience and tightening bias offer support to the Yen.
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