Technical Analysis

The USD/JPY has experienced a significant decline this week, primarily driven by a broader unwinding of yen-funded risk-on trades and a substantial drop in the U.S. JOLTS job openings, which fell well below forecasted levels.

GBP/USD remains anchored by its flattening 10-day moving average at 1.2731, down 0.07% in early North American trading.

The EUR/USD pair is experiencing a slight uptick, trading within the range of 1.0846-1.0858, as risk sentiment remains positive ahead of the upcoming European manufacturing PMIs.

EUR/USD turned positive after hitting a 12-session low on Thursday, with longs benefiting from bullish technical signals.

The GBP/USD retreated from Tuesday's nine-week high of 1.2801 but maintains a positive outlook, staying close to the March 8 high of 1.2894.

The USD/JPY currency pair is experiencing a notable recovery, driven by an unexpected surge in U.S. consumer confidence and a rise in Treasury yields following significant Treasury sales this past Tuesday.

The EUR/USD pair has been constrained within a narrow range of 1.08 to 1.09 over the past two weeks

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On Thursday, the EUR/USD pair faced significant volatility, ultimately closing the day nearly unchanged. This was primarily driven by a clash of economic data from both sides of the Atlantic.

USD/JPY experienced a slight increase, ending the North American session up by 0.27% at 156.60, within a daily trading range between 156.63 and 156.12.