NZDJPY pared some of its gains as yen showed a minor pullback. The intraday trend is bullish as long as support at 86.95 holds. Having reached an intraday low of 87.91, it now trades around 87.95.
The yen saw modest appreciation on October 28, 2025; USD/JPY is currently trading around 152.19, somewhat down from 152.90 after earlier reaching 153.26—its highest since October 10. Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato's stepped-up verbal intervention warning against "one-sided and rapid movements" as the dollar neared the crucial 153 level follows this small retreat. Expectations of expansionary fiscal policies under new PM Sanae Takaichi and ongoing BOJ monetary accommodation with a rate hike drive the yen's sustained weakness. January was the target for prospects rather than the October 29-30 conference. Past BOJ officials conjecture intervention might happen around 160 yen; current initiatives seek to curb speculative activity rather than reverse trends.
Oscillators and moving averages to forecast the trend of NZDJPY
CMP- 87.94
EMA (4-hour chart)
55-EMA- 87.35
200-EMA- 87.06
365-EMA- 87.056. The pair trades above the short and below long-term moving average.
Major support- 87.40. Any breach below will drag the pair down to 86.95/86.40/86/85.37.
Major resistance - 88.50. Any break above 86.86 confirms minor bullishness, a jump to 89.25/90.
Indicator (4 hour chart)
CCI (50)- bullish
Average directional movement Index- Neutral. All indicators confirm a bullish trend.
It is good to buy on dips around 87.60 with SL around 86.95 for TP of 89.20/90.
