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USD/JPY recovers the 98.50 region

FXstreet.com (New York) - The USD/JPY foreign exchange rate has steadily been recovering off its earlier lows at 98.27 during US trading.

Earlier today in the United States, Durable Goods Orders (July) fell -7.3%, missing estimates of -3.0%. Meanwhile, Durable Goods Orders ex Transportation (July) yielded a figure of -0.6%, compared to a projection of +0.6%.

Technically speaking, the USD/JPY is now trading at 98.48, incurring a small loss of -0.12%. Briefing the technicals, the USD/JPY will encounter means of support at 98.36, ahead 97.99, and 97.60, notes the Mataf.net analyst team.

USD/JPY strategic bias

According to the Technical Analyst Team at ICN.com, “The USD/JPY is trading around key resistance level of the descending channel that dominated the pair’s trading since the top 101.53. The referred to resistance is close to 38.2% correction at 98.60 which is the intraday interval for the pair this week. Risk/Reward Ratio are appropriate because the pair is close to the referred to 98.60. Therefore, we will suggest an upside move this week. Of note, breaking 98.05 indicates trading again within the descending channel, which may trigger a trend reversal to the downside.”

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