USD/JPY Plunges on Intervention; USD/CAD, USD/CHF Stay Bullish
USD/JPY plunged after confirmed US-Japan intervention, holding at 155 support. USD/CAD broke above 50-day EMA near 1.40, while USD/CHF stayed bullish testing 0.8150 resistance.
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USD/JPY plunged after confirmed US-Japan intervention, holding at 155 support. USD/CAD broke above 50-day EMA near 1.40, while USD/CHF stayed bullish testing 0.8150 resistance.
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