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USDJPY 4-Houur Analysis: The USD/JPY is currently trading at 154.880, indicating that the previous daily resistance break barrier will signal a bullish bottom around 155.190, which will be a dominant range for the bulls. Further strength and a hint of 155.390 are also probable. Furthermore, the current stability only indicates a negative retracement level at 153.390, and the overbought scenario of the USD pair will hold the price in the mid-upper range from the 100-day moving average of 161.290. Long-term sellers have access to a long-term reversible correction level of 151.370 if this barrier is broken. Following selling interest that began last week, there is a significant divergence in Bollinger Bands, and RSI indications move sideways. Technical oscillators support the prior negative move when a decline below the long-term uptrend line causes attention to shift below the 50-day moving average. The RSI stayed in negative territory, balancing its prior losses below 150.390, while the MACD lost momentum below its trigger midline and turned bearish, indicating further losses in the northern region. The bulls can have a powerful rally if they break below the declining channel. However, any losses could cause the trend to move away from the immediate support-specific area of 148.380 weekly and toward a bearish bottom. An upside-down head and shoulders pattern from the lower channel at 154.390 might be created on the 4-hour period if the US index inflation rate continues to grow, pushing prices lower from the previous week. In this scenario, dominating sellers anticipating more easing in US indices will verify a break over the hurdles at 153.950 before overcoming this obstacle and anticipate a bearish bottom at 153.260. In order to support the oversold correction area at 151.170, the short-term oscillator black cloud will keep moving downward with more losses, and an upside correction will result in a retracement divergence rebound at 158.890. By the end of the week, the bullish length above 159.280 will be broken by the positive sentiment on the MACD and RSI midlines, while a significant rebound from the 20 and 40-day moving averages is reacting to the sellers.