U.S. Dollar / Japanese Yen
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USDJPY | New perspective

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It is going to be a busy week as eyes remain fixed on Non-farm payroll. Traders will also pay close attention to the ISM manufacturing report on Wednesday and the Conference Board consumer confidence reading on Tuesday which is expected to show a significant deceleration. The main economic release on Friday will be important to see if hiring remains strong. The consensus estimate for the change in nonfarm payrolls is 329K jobs, a dip from the previous 428K. All these shall have a significant impact as we should be expecting a lot of consolidation before a breakout/breakdown. From a technical perspective, I have two scenarios that we can get ready for going into the new week.

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