The BOJ meeting lacked a decisive signal, limiting dollar-yen activity. Sell orders have gathered in the upper range above ¥157.80, making it a focus for future price movements.
Following the Nikkei 225's decline in response to Amazon.com earnings released early on 30 October, dollar-yen fell to ¥157.12 as interest rates remained unchanged after the Bank of Japan's meeting. Information indicated that annual ETF sales had been increased from approximately ¥330 billion to approximately ¥860 billion.
The BOJ governor was reportedly not expected to make any remarks suggesting a rate hike at the next meeting in December. Dollar-yen briefly returned to the ¥157.70 range, but market activity was limited because the meeting lacked a decisive signal.
Current order conditions show sell orders on the upside at ¥157.800, ¥157.850, ¥157.900, ¥158.000 and ¥158.050, while buy orders have been confirmed at ¥157.100 on the downside. These are the latest data based on Gaitame.com FX order information.
The source is market data provided by Gaitame.com. Future points to watch can also be checked through the company's tools and chart information.