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Chart Of The Day: USD/JPY

05/25/2022

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2022.05.25 05:14

Chart Of The Day: USD/JPY USD/JPY Daily Chart.

A couple reasons USD/JPY will continue lower:

The double top target from the 131.35 highs from April and May targets the 125.80 level.
The breakout point and previous highs from June 2015 is at 125.85 as well, it should act as a magnet.

Near term, the descending channel support also comes in around there, and with 10-year yields dropping, this level may come into view overnight. If this is the case, those of you who are JPY bears may have an opportunity for some USD/JPY longs.

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05/25/2022

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