Dollar maintains bullish bias against yen above 160.00 level

9 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 30

The dollar edged 0.2% lower to 160.24 yen, holding above the key 160.00 threshold, with the March high at 160.46 yen.
Analysts note that clearing resistance near the March high could trigger further gains, though choppy trading or a pullback may occur first.
Technical analysis suggests the 160.00 level is crucial for determining whether the dollar continues its upward trend or faces a deeper pullback against the yen.

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