• USD/JPY initially dipped but recovered some ground as investors reacted to geopolitical tensions over greenland .
• President Trump announced fresh tariffs on eight European countries, imposing an initial 10% levy with plans to raise it to 25% from June 1, reigniting concerns over transatlantic trade relations.
• The European Union confirmed that previously suspended retaliatory tariffs will be reinstated from February 6, signaling a firmer trade response stance, although EU diplomats indicated there are currently no plans to introduce countermeasures specifically tied to the Greenland issue.
• Data on Japanese machinery orders in November showed an 11% month-on-month decline, more than double what economists had forecast in a Reuters poll.
• The Bank of Japan meets on Friday and, while no rate hike is expected this time, policymakers could flag a tightening as soon as April.
• Immediate resistance is located at 159.20(23.6%fib), any close above will push the pair towards 160.00 (Psychological level).
• Support is seen at 157.22(SMA 20) and break below could take the pair towards 156.75 (38.2%fib)
Recommendation: Good to buy around 157.60, with stop loss of 156.50 and target price of 158.50


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