FX:USDJPY   U.S. Dollar / Japanese Yen
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Amidst the situation where the Japanese authorities are refraining from market intervention, there is a growing expectation that the timing of the US interest rate cut will be delayed, despite the resilience of the US economy. This is leading to a situation where there is a surge in dollar buying and yen selling, and it would be wise to keep an eye on the issues this week as they could be key turning points.

- The US first-quarter GDP will be announced on April 25th.
- On April 26th, the Japanese interest rate decision will be made, and the US March Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index will be released.
- The US FOMC meeting is scheduled for May 2nd.


USDJPY has been pushing strongly higher since breaking above the 152 level previously, indicating a strong rise towards the trendline resistance and possibly even higher towards the peak resistance. If there is a short-term decline, it is expected to be pushed back towards the trendline area before showing a renewed upward trend. We will then see whether it breaks above the peak resistance to extend the trend or experiences a pullback according to the trend.

Given the significant issues lined up from this week to next, it seems necessary to continuously monitor the variables.

The expected movements are as follows:
First, a temporary retreat to around the 154 level followed by a medium-term rise to the 158 level.
Second, a medium-term rise to the 158 level followed by a long-term decline to around the 152 level.

If there are any unexpected movements, we will adjust our strategy accordingly.

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