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Chart - Courtesy Trading View
- USD/JPY was trading 0.24% higher on the day at 132.62 at around 09:55 GMT
- The pair is extending sideways for the 3rd consecutive session, bias is neutral
- Price action has slipped below 200-DMA, and is well below the daily cloud
- Improvement in risk tone weighs on the dollar, though hawkish Fed expectations help limit losses
- Upbeat US data released on Thursday pointed to a still-tight labour market and resilient economy
- Focus going forward remains on release of the US Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) data
- Core PCE Price Index will provide fresh cues on inflation and influence the Fed's rate-hike path
- Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said on Friday that he doesn't see any changes to the BoJ's policy
Major Support Levels: 131.72 (55-week MA), 126.54 (21-EMA)
Major Resistance Levels: 133.20 (5-DMA), 134.70 (200H MA)
Summary: USD/JPY grinds sideways for the third consecutive session. Bias is still bearish, bearish invalidation only above 200-DMA.
