USD/JPY is trading around the 150 mark as markets digest political developments in Japan, shifting Fed expectations and narrower US–Japan yield differentials. The pair sits at a technical and policy crossroads — a small nudge from risk sentiment, a BoJ comment or a US data surprise could determine the next clear direction. This article breaks

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