Japanese yen continues to weaken against a wider stronger USD and raises USD/JPY to mid -14.00s

Jen Jen drifts a lower day in a row among the optimism of the American trade agreement.
It assumes that the Boj will boost the rates in 2025, and economic uncertainty may limit JPA losses.
Jastrzębia Pause Fed pushes USD and USD/JPy higher before Trump’s pressure.

Japan Jen (JPY) becomes lower on the second day in a row compared to a fundamentally stronger American dollar (USD), raising a pair of USD/JPA closer to mid -mid -1,44,00s during the early European session on Thursday. Against the background of optimism over US-China’s commercial conversations, comments from US President Donald Trump regarding the announcement of the great commercial, which today today increases the trust of investors. This in turn undermines the demand for time-honored secure resources, including JPA. On the other hand, USD attracts subsequent purchases due to the Federal Reserve (FED) on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, minutes from the marching meeting of the Bank of Japan (Bij) indicated that the central bank remains ready for further tightening if there are economic perspectives and prices. This, along with increased economic uncertainty conducted by the rapidly changing attitude of Trump on trade policy, should act as a wind for JPA. In addition, the geopolitical risk resulting from the prolonged war of Russia-Ukrain, conflicts in the Middle East and a threatening military confrontation on the border of India-Pakistan may limit losses for JPA. Traders can also refrain from putting aggressive stubborn plants and decide on Trump’s press conference at 14:00 GMT.

Jen Jen attracts fresh sellers among the disappearance of secure demand after Trump’s comments

Minutes from the monetary policy meeting Bank of Japan (Bij), which took place on March 18-19, revealed that the central bank remains ready for further boost in interest rates, if inflation trends. However, decision -makers emphasized caution due to global variability at the back of increased economic uncertainty resulting from the US tariff policy.
Meanwhile, the Governor of BOJ, Kazuo Ueda, said he was attentive to the impact of rising food prices on basic inflation. In addition, the expectations that enduring wage increases will boost consumer expenditure and inflation in Japan suggest that the boat cannot completely give up the stake plans and get tightened in 2025.
US President Donald Trump hopes for a rapid resolution of the US-China trade war, saying that he is not open to a lowering of 145% of tariffs imposed on China. Trump added that he was in no hurry to sign any contracts, although he said that he would announce a sedate contract with a enormous, very respected country later.
On the geopolitical front, Russia and Ukraine got involved in the wave of strikes on Wednesday, against a unilateral three -day suspension of a weapon suspension that entered into force earlier on Thursday this Thursday. In addition, the Israeli army said that it fully turned off the main Yemen airport in the capital of Sanaa, which is controlled by Houthi.
The bulls of the American dollar are trying to operate the movement of the previous day, despite the federal reserve signal that it is not inclined to lower the rates in the near future. In fact, the chairman of the Fed, Jerome Powell, said that there is a great uncertainty about American trading tariffs and that the right thing is now waiting for further clarity.
Traders are now waiting for the initial claims regarding unemployment in the US, which were later issued during the North American session. However, it focuses at Trump’s press conference at 14 GMT in an oval office, which plays a key role in the impact on wider risk moods and demand for secure JPY.

UNSD/JPy Bulls operate endowal control; Breakout above 144,25-144.30 in the game

From a technical point of view, the end-up failure near the mark 144.00 favors a pair of USD/JPY among negative oscillators on the daily chart and against the background of rejecting last week near the 200-term, uncomplicated movable medium (SMA) on a 4-hour table. Some subsequent sales below 143.40-143.35 Immediate support is confirmed by negative perspectives and drag point prices below 143.00, back towards the area of 142.35 or low weekly. Then follows a round figure of 142.00, which, if it is broken, can make a couple of currency susceptible to further weakness.

On the other hand, sign 144.00 can still act as an immediate obstacle in front of the supply zone 144.25-144.30. Constant strength, in addition, the last one can cause a tiny rally and allow the Parie USD/JPy to recover the psychological sign 145.00. The momentum can stretch further towards the 200-speed SMA on a 4-hour table, currently established near the region 145.25, on the way to swinging last week, around 146.00 of the district.

Frequently asked risk questions

In the world of financial jargon, two commonly used terms “risk” and “risk” relate to the level of risk that investors are willing to manage in the applied period. humble.

Usually, during “risk” periods of stock market markets will boost, most of the goods-except for gold-will gain value because they benefit from positive development. Currency of nations, which are mighty exporters of goods, strengthen due to increased demand and cryptocurrencies. On the “Risk” market, bonds are growing-especially enormous government bonds-the gold is shining and secure currencies, such as Japanese Jen, Swiss franc and American dollar.

Australian dollar (AUD), Canadian dollar (CAD), New Zealand dollar (NZD) and smaller FX, such as Rubel (Rub) and Rand Rand (ZAR), all tend to boost markets that are “risky”. This is due to the fact that the economies of these currencies are largely dependent on the export of goods for growth, and the goods tend to boost prices during risk periods. This is due to the fact that investors provide for a greater demand for raw materials in the future due to increased business activity.

The main currencies, which tend to grow during periods of “risk”, are the American dollar (USD), Japanese yen (JPy) and the Swiss franc (CHF). American dollar, because it is a global reserve currency, and because in the time of crisis investors they buy a US government debt, which is seen as secure, because the largest economy in the world will not guess. Jen, from increased demand for Japanese government bonds, because high percentage is kept by domestic investors who will rather lose them – even in crisis. French Swiss, because the strict Swiss banking regulations offer investors to boost capital protection.