Movement in the USDJPY was sluggish in the first half of the Tokyo session today, but a rise in the price between GMT 04:00 and GMT 05:00 led to the previous high being exceeded and a new high of 149.54 being set. Looking at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 05:15 on October 10), it has described a gentle curve resembling a cup-and-saucer pattern, and there is the possibility of a full-fledged breakout to the upside.

So far today the USDJPY has been making new highs and new lows as the amplitude of its fluctuations has increased. At about GMT 05:00 it rose sharply, temporarily reaching 148.50. A look at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 05:10 on October 9) confirms that the downward drift of the previous day has come to an end and that the direction of the price has switched to a gradual rise.

So far today trading in the USDJPY it has lacked momentum, with the price moving in the 147- to 148-range. A look at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 04:00 on October 8) shows that, since the surge in the market that was driven by the employment statistics on Friday of last week, the price has fallen slowly but steadily.

Today the USDJPY marked a high of 149.13 directly after the open, and subsequently came off. Looking at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 04:45 on October 7), the price is in a correction phase after rising sharply, has fallen below the +1 standard deviation of the Bollinger Bands, and is now approaching the middle line.

In the currency exchange markets during the trading week ended October 6, the dollar strengthened against the yen, with the USDJPY rising sharply from above 141 to as far as above 149.

Today the USDJPY has been trading without energy and in the first half of the Tokyo session it drifted downward, trading in the lower half of the 146-yen range shortly after GMT 04:00. It seems highly likely that this sluggish movement will continue until the employment statistics later today.

Today the USDJPY continued its upward trend of the previous day, reaching a high of 147.23 at around GMT 01:00. Looking at the 4-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 03:40 on October 3), the rise in the market that has been underway since yesterday has clearly broken above the high set on Friday of last week when the Liberal Democratic Party held its leadership election.

Today the USDJPY hit a low of 143.42 yen directly after the Tokyo open, then began to climb. It reached a high of 144.18 shortly before GMT 04:00 but then declined.

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Today the USDJPY inherited the trend of the previous day and continued to rise during the morning session. Looking at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 04:45 on October 1), the price has begun to band walk between the +1 and +2 standard deviations, and continues to rise at a steady pace.

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It being the end of the month and also a so-called "5/10 day" (a date ending in "5" or on a multiple of "10" on which Japanese companies often settle foreign exchange payments), the USDJPY rose from around GMT 22:00 and reached a high of 142.95 shortly before GMT 00:00 before falling back. With the expectation being that the House of Representatives will be dissolved and a general election held on October 27, it seems likely that the political situation in Japan will continue to have an impact on trading in the USDJPY market.

Currency markets in the week ended September 29 were marked by a range-bound USDJPY that was mostly directionless until mid-week, then volatility set in due to the events and outcome of Japan's ruling party presidential election on Friday.

The USDJPY followed an upward trend from the early Tokyo session, breaking through the 146 level shortly after GMT 06:00. A look at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 06:03 on September 27) shows a sharp rise.

Today, the USDJPY hit a low of 144.44 before GMT 01:00, then climbed to around the key 145 level by GMT 04:00. However, it has since pulled back from that point. Looking at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 05:05 on September 26), you can observe that the resistance line at 144.44 turned into support.

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Partly because today was a so-called "5/10 day" the USDJPY began rising from the opening session. This upward momentum remained strong for some time even after the fixing of the TTM rate at GMT 00:55, and shortly after GMT 02:30 the price reached a high of 143.49.

Today, the USDJPY opened at 143.58 yen and has been gradually rising. As of just before GMT 05:00, it's approaching 144 yen. Looking at the USDJPY 1-hour chart (as of GMT 04:45 on September 24), it appears to be testing the mid-144 yen level.

Today's Tokyo market is closed for Autumnal Equinox Day. Although it rose from the opening session until around GMT 01:00, it has been moving in the 144 range since then. Looking at the 1-hour chart of the USDJPY (as of GMT 04:20 on September 23), it is being held down by the recent high of 144.45.

As the central banks in the U.S., U.K. and Japan announced their monetary policies last week, the foreign exchange markets, especially the USDJPY, showed momentum. In particular, the FOMC's announcement of a 0.50% interest rate cut led to a temporary sell-off in the USD.