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DOLLAR-YEN: USD/JPY has stuck to 20 pip range in early Asia-Pacific trade, and
last deals unchanged at ~Y111.85. This comes after USD/JPY extended its
BOJ-triggered rally through the U.S. trading session on Tuesday, buoyed by
stronger global equity markets, and prompted JPY shorts to re-focus on the
recent Y113.17 high.
- The pair gained some brief respite in early Asia-Pacific trade as source
reports suggested that the U.S. is considering levying a 25% tariff on $200bn
worth of Chinese goods, up from the prior 10%, although the sources attributed
did concede that the touted higher tariffs may not come to pass. This saw the
cross pint a low of Y111.71, before the move back to unchanged levels.
- Nearer term, Tuesday's high (Y111.96) provides initial resistance, followed by
the 61.8% retracement of the move from Y113.17 to Y110.59 (Y112.18). Initial
support is located at Tuesday's hourly low (Y111.07).
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