- USD/JPY dives to the region 140.50 among the renewed political threats to fed independence
- Trump’s comments will intensify the fears of institutional instability, still an American dollar
- The signals of the shoot remained, and the next key support attracted 139.60 nearby
The USD/JPY pair fell on Monday during North America, falling violently in the direction of 140.50, when the wider market reacted to the escalating fears of the independence of the Federal Reserve. Greenback expanded his durability after US President Donald Trump repeated his dissatisfaction with Fed chairman Jerome Powell, accusing him of politically motivated rates of rates at the end of 2024. The situation caused intensive speculation about Powell’s future and raised doubts as to the autonomy of the fede.
Meanwhile, the American dollar index (DXY) trades deep in red, testing the zone 98.50 for the first time in three years. In this background, the demand for Japanese Jena has strengthened. Investors are looking for safer assets with an augment in global uncertainty, and trust in American monetary leadership deteriorates. Despite Trump’s 90-day break about up-to-date mutual tariffs, the lack of a clear trade policy path is still constantly.
The Bear is flashing on the technical front of the USD/JPY. The price campaign has fallen through the lowest level from the previous week to 141.64, and now it is directed to the trough of 2023 near 139.60. The level of 140.00 remains a key psychological support zone. A pure break below this threshold may reveal the risk of falling towards the middle of the 30th century in the medium -sized period. The indicators confirm this perspective, with MacD and RSI bears slipping into the sale of the sale. Key levels of resistance are observable near 142.20 and then 143.40 and 144.60.
