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Stronger U.S. payrolls and rising Treasury yields have reignited USD/JPY’s sensitivity to rate differentials. With inflation data looming, traders are watching for signs this shift has staying power.

USD/JPY breaks out of the range bound price action from earlier this week as the US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report shows a 139K expansion in May.

EUR/USD and USD/JPY approach key resistance zones with volatility rising ahead of the US nonfarm payrolls report. Here's how price action is shaping up.

If you think this week's calm in USD/JPY will last, think again. With the U.S. labour market and inflation in focus, history suggests volatility is just around the corner.

USD bears have had an open door to run a break but, so far, they’ve continued to get shy on prints of fresh lows. Tomorrow’s NFP report represents an important driver for the matter.

EUR/USD holds above 1.14 ahead of the ECB rate decision. USD/JPY hovers around 143 after yesterday’s losses as concerns over the impact of Trump's trade tariffs grow.

The US Dollar remains near multi-year lows but whether USD bears can take over seems driven by macro dynamics in USD/JPY.

We maintain a bearish USD/JPY outlook and reckon an eventual break below the 140.00 is likely. A mix of risk aversion amid trade war uncertainty and fiscal concerns creates an ideal environment for the yen to prosper.

USD/JPY falls as trade worries rise on Trump’s erratic policies. Oil rises amid escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions.

Despite last week’s short-covering burst, USD/JPY remains rangebound as risk appetite holds up and U.S. Treasury markets calm. With trade noise still high and key data due, a breakout may have to wait.

In the last two trading sessions, the Japanese yen has strengthened by more than 1.5% against the U.S. dollar and USD/JPY is falling back below the 145 yen per dollar level.