Search results :
[October 7] USDJPY rise loses some momentum in the 150-yen range but underlying strength continues
Today the USDJPY hit a low of 150.21 yen immediately after the opening and has been trading firmly, reaching a high of 150.61 yen shortly after GMT 00:00. As of GMT 05:00, momentum is somewhat weak, with the pair moving in the 150.4-yen range.
Create or load EA/indicator settings file
In MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5), you can create or load a settings file to save and reuse your customized parameters. This helps save time each time you apply EAs and indicators to a chart.
[October 6] Yen weakens sharply as Takaichi becomes new party leader, breaking through 150-yen level
Today the USDJPY opened with an upward gap of more than 2 yen in response to the Liberal Democratic Party leadership election results. The pair surged past 150 yen shortly after GMT 03:30, and as of GMT 04:30, it is trading firmly in the 150.1-yen range.
FXON Market Analysis (September 29 to October 5)
The foreign currency market for the week that ended on October 5th was sensitive to the risk arising from the U.S. federal government shutdown. The USDJPY fell by about three yen from the beginning of the week as the market focused on developments in the budget discussions in the U.S. Senate. Meanwhile, the EURUSD remained almost unchanged, and the GBPUSD saw solid movement.
[October 3] BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda's comments trigger yen selling, USDJPY rises to upper 147-yen range
Today the USDJPY shifted to yen selling after BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda indicated a cautious stance on additional monetary tightening, reaching a high of 147.77 yen around GMT 05:00.
Troubleshoot MT4/MT5 freezing issues
MetaTrader 4 (MT4) / MetaTrader 5 (MT5) may freeze or become unresponsive for various reasons. Below are some potential causes and suggested solutions.
Display countdown to next bar
Here we'll look over the steps on how to display the countdown to the next bar in MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS devices. By tracking the time until the next bar, you'll know when the current one ends, helping you decide the best times to enter or exit trades.
[October 2] Decline pauses but upside remains heavy, currently lacking catalysts
Today the USDJPY is attempting to recover from yesterday's decline, but concerns about economic deterioration due to the U.S. government shutdown are weighing on the upside, leaving the pair directionless in the lower 147-yen range.
[October 1] U.S. government shutdown drives risk-averse yen strength and dollar weakness
Today the USDJPY hit a high of 148.22 yen shortly after GMT 00:30, but when news of the U.S. government shutdown broke at GMT 04:00, the decline accelerated and reached a low of 147.46 yen around GMT 05:00.
[September 30] Yen slightly higher as U.S. rate cuts and BOJ rate hikes come into focus
Today the USDJPY peaked at 148.84 yen shortly after GMT 00:30, then continued falling to reach a low of 148.42 yen shortly after GMT 04:00. Minutes from the BOJ meeting and other factors have heightened expectations for additional rate hikes, increasing pressure for yen buying.
[September 29] USDJPY breaks below 149 yen on U.S. government shutdown risk
Today the USDJPY saw U.S. Treasury yields decline and risk-averse yen buying as the risk of a U.S. government shutdown increased, hitting a low of 148.88 yen around GMT 03:00. As of GMT 05:00, the pair continues to trade in the upper 148-yen range.
FXON Market Analysis (September 22 to September 28)
Earlier in the week that ended on September 28th, the foreign exchange market saw minor fluctuations as traders squared their books. Later, strong U.S. economic figures strengthened the dollar against major currencies. The USDJPY rose to just below 150 yen.
Notice of Change to Trading Hours in October 2025
We would like to inform you that trading hours for certain instruments will be changed due to public holidays between October 1, 2025, and October 29, 2025.Please note that some instruments are also scheduled to undergo Daylight Saving Time adjustments, and further details regarding those changes will be provided separately.
Changes in Trading Hours & Server Time Changes Due to Daylight Saving Time Adjustments
Due to the start of Daylight Saving Time in Australia (October 5, 2025), and the end of DST in Europe (October 26, 2025), and in the United States (November 2, 2025), the trading hours for certain instruments will be changed. Additionally, with the end of DST in Europe on October 26, the server time for MetaTrader 4 and 5 will shift from GMT+3 to GMT+2.
[September 26] Strong U.S. economic data drives USDJPY to continue rising near the 150-yen range
Today the USDJPY reached a high of 149.95 yen around GMT 00:30, where the rally paused, and as of GMT 04:30 it is trading in the 149.7-yen range.
[September 25] Cautious stance on U.S. rate cuts drives dollar buying, approaching the 149-yen range
Today the USDJPY hit a low of 148.55 around GMT 02:00, and as of GMT 05:00 is trading in the upper 148-yen range.
[September 24] Small movements continue in the 147-yen range. Lack of catalysts makes it difficult to establish clear direction.
Today the USDJPY hit a low of 147.51 at around GMT 00:00 before rebounding, and reached a high of 147.96 at around GMT 04:30. As of GMT 05:00, the pair is consolidating just below the 148 level.
[September 23] USDJPY shows limited movement in upper 147-yen range amid lack of market catalysts
Today the USDJPY touched a low of 147.60 shortly after GMT 01:30 before bouncing back, then reached a high of 147.86 around GMT 03:00.
[September 22] Dollar buying dominates amid lack of weekly opening catalysts
Today the USDJPY moved firmly higher from the opening, reaching a high of 148.37 around GMT 03:00, and as of GMT 04:00 is trading near 148.3 yen.
FXON Market Analysis (September 15 to September 21)
During the week that ended on September 21st, the foreign currency market was sensitive to monetary policy decisions made by central banks in the U.S., U.K., and Japan. Earlier in the week, the USDJPY fluctuated up and down, but concluded the weekly trading session with the dollar strengthening against the yen. The euro and the pound both weakened against the dollar throughout the week.
