The U.S. dollar slips 0.3% against the yen, with USD/JPY trading at 160.57 | Metals Mine

  • The U.S. dollar slips 0.3% against the yen, with USD/JPY trading at 160.57

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Vancarbon
14 hr ago
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Follow the Nasdaq: it’s the source for the cheap money supply

It’s all coordinated between the US and Japanese treasuries
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TraderJustin
14 hr ago
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Today's London session/New York session will be a good opportunity for BOJ intervention. European summer, US traders on July 4th holiday etc. easier to push USD/JPY lower. Just a thought...
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AK.47
14 hr ago
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Don't think TOO much. It's a US bank holiday.
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ReoDaisuki
10 hr ago
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They cannot do that it will disrupt the order book. I believe the London/NY/Chichago exhange already have this algo. Yes you can intervene but you going to see so many buy stop orders from them to prevent the price lower.
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Trader#E775
8 hr ago
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Yes good let them hit the margin call for buying the pair up and their bank no open due to holidays
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Ericedge
9 hr ago
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Because of unpredictibilty the market news has been of late even the correct one is doubted as well.
abrancho12
13 hr ago
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Perfect entry—it’s going to drop further. Also, keep an eye on another currency that’s set to fall sharply; I love this kind of news that drives big market moves.
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VaibhavV
6 hr ago
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buy or sell btc
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Mhina109
14 hr ago
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ohhh no my stop loss
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Trader#488E
14 hr ago
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Liquidity sweep a+ setup then oh look again another
Liquidity sweep
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jooyandah
14 hr ago
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Deregulated the Forex market. News
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doquyhoa7176
14 hr ago
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The method to get the yen back to 150 is heading in the right direction.
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Bobonkiti1
14 hr ago
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Tp at hand
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Unpro
14 hr ago
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Is it me or do we get the news after 1min delay
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surveys777
14 hr ago
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Why is anyone actually buying JPY at the moment. Everyone knows that BOJ will manipulate, so either sell or don't touch it, otherwise pure gambling. Today will be the highest chance of it happening
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Mugenga
14 hr ago
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People are trading on bank holiday
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Luckypnd
13 hr ago
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USD still very much Stronger on the long run
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pol9trad3
13 hr ago
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noooo
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Tanisha.fx
8 hr ago
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A 0.3% move isn't trend-changing by itself. The next directional move will likely depend on U.S. bond yields and whether buyers defend the 160.00 psychological level.
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Trader#E9F5
14 hr ago
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Yo
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Trader#E9F5
14 hr ago
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But why
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Trader#695F
14 hr ago
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Straight to my SL
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Trader#12B9
14 hr ago
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Tp at hand
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Trader#C602
14 hr ago
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hello
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Trader#E78A
14 hr ago
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What do our overlords have to say about this
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Trader#D0F3
14 hr ago
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Wtf
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Trader#D05F
14 hr ago
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Blowing again
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