
Weekly Analysis List
USD/JPY Weekly Analysis
9/8/25

Market Overview
USDJPY Weekly Market Analysis
Date Range: 08–12 September 2025
Currency Pair: USD/JPY
Current Price: ~148.00
Trend Bias: Bullish
Range Outlook: 147.00 – 149.20
🔍 Fundamental Overview
USDJPY begins the second week of September with strong bullish momentum, driven by political developments in Japan and resilient US dollar strength.
🇯🇵 Japan:
• Political Shock: Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned over the weekend, triggering uncertainty in Japanese markets. The resignation follows internal party disputes and trade negotiation setbacks with the US.
• Economic Data: Japan’s Q2 GDP was revised upward, supported by strong exports and stable consumption. This opens the door for potential BoJ tightening, although the yen remains under pressure.
🇺🇸 United States:
• Dollar Strength: Despite weak labor data, the dollar remains firm amid global risk aversion and expectations of a Fed rate cut. The USDJPY pair continues to benefit from the yield differential and safe-haven flows.
📊 Technical Analysis
• Support Levels:
o 147.00 – short-term support
o 146.20 – minor channel base
o 145.50 – extended correction zone
• Resistance Levels:
o 148.35 – key resistance zone
o 148.80 – breakout target
o 149.20 – bullish extension target
• Indicators:
o RSI: Positive divergence supports bullish momentum
o EMA50: Price has broken above, removing bearish pressure
o Alligator: Trending upward, confirming bullish bias
📈 Trading Scenarios
✅ Bullish Setup:
• Entry: Above 148.20
• Targets: 148.80 ➡️ 149.20
• Stop-Loss: Below 147.00
• Catalysts: Political instability in Japan, strong US dollar, technical breakout
❌ Bearish Setup:
• Entry: Below 147.00
• Targets: 146.20 ➡️ 145.50
• Stop-Loss: Above 148.35
• Catalysts: BoJ surprise tightening, risk-off sentiment, failed breakout
Conclusion
🧠 Market Sentiment Summary
USDJPY is trading above 148.00, supported by bullish technicals and macro fundamentals. The resignation of Japan’s Prime Minister adds uncertainty to the yen, while the dollar remains resilient. A breakout above 148.35 could open the path to 149.20, while a drop below 147.00 may trigger a correction.