USD/JPY Price Forecast - Dollar-Yen Tests 150.00 as Payrolls and Fed Bets Drive Momentum
The yen weakens as USD/JPY pushes above ¥149.50, with traders eyeing ¥151.22 if U.S. jobs data confirm economic strength | That's TradingNEWS
USD/JPY Correlation with Fed Policy Tightens as Pair Holds 149.00–150.00
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Technical Levels Signal Bulls in Control but Risks of Pullback Persist
Technically, USD/JPY’s reclaim of the 200DMA has reset the bullish outlook, but caution lingers given past failures above this level. RSI (14) remains in overbought territory, while MACD momentum continues to slope upward. Immediate support is reinforced at 149.00, followed by a cluster near 148.80. On the upside, a daily close beyond 150.90 would open 151.22 before setting the stage for 152.40. If buyers fail to sustain momentum, pullbacks could target 148.00 or deeper retracements toward 145.50, the September low.
Big Picture: USD/JPY Holds Medium-Term Uptrend Above 139.00
From a structural perspective, USD/JPY’s multi-year trend from the 2021 low at 102.58 remains intact. The correction from last year’s 161.94 high may have already bottomed at 139.87, with the breakout through 149.12 reinforcing that interpretation. As long as 139.00–139.20 holds, the bullish bias for a retest of 161.94 is preserved. A failure back below 139.00 would suggest the corrective wave is not yet complete, but that scenario looks less likely given current U.S. economic resilience.