A break of 133.50 would be a significant bearish development.
The Japanese yen has appreciated in recent times while the BoJ removed forward guidance which pledges to keep interestat current or low levels. Also, US headline inflation slowed last month, supporting bets that the Federal Reserve will pause its interest rate hikes in June. Fed funds futures traders are pricing in a pause before expected rate cuts in September. The price is bound by resistance and support zones, with a bearish bias while below 135.
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