The USD/JPY continues to decline, reaching an eight-week low, with the psychological level of 147.00 shaping up as a key support after the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement. A potential breakout above the 148.00 level could assist the pair in exploring the area near the nine-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA). The US dollar has hit a nearly three-month low, influenced by dovish expectations from the Federal Reserve (Fed), contributing to the decline in the USD/JPY pair.
On the positive side, the key level at 147.50 serves as an immediate barrier, followed by the psychological level at 148.00. A breakout above the latter could provide support for the USD/JPY pair to explore the region around the 149.00 level following the nine-day EMA at 149.62.
The market is at a crucial level where it could reverse its course with a pullback before continuing short. In fact, we are at the level of 147.38, where I have drawn a psychological line originating from the leg of a daily pin bar. This level will be crucial, as a possible close above it could lead to a continued bearish move towards 146. On the other hand, a spike in this zone could signal a recovery, and one might consider entering long with a potential recovery up to 148.30.