USD/JPY is trading at 158.47, 0.31% up since the previous day’s close. Tuesday’s trading in Asia is seeing the USD/JPY continue to rise beyond 158.50. The Japanese Yen is facing strong selling pressure versus the US dollar despite risk aversion and the Fed-BoJ policy divergence. as shown by the RSI, which suggests that the pair is either neutral or bearishly inclined. The nearest resistance is 161.99, while the closest support is 157.12. If it breaks, it will go as high as 155.69.

GER30 is trading at 18514, 0.33% down since the previous day’s close. At the end of the previous day, German stocks had dropped due to losses in the DAX Construction, DAX Utilities, and DAX Chemicals sectors. Due to investors’ attempts to decide on “Trump trades,” which appear to mean buying the US and selling the rest, European markets are expected to open poorly. 18535 is the closest support level, and 18757 is the closest resistance in today’s sideways or down trending market perspective.

WTI  is trading at 81.16, 1.00% down since the previous day’s close. US crude oil, West Texas Intermediate Around the mid-$80.00s, or a multi-day low reached during the Asian session on Monday, oil prices draw some dip buying. Rebounding USD, more supply from OPEC+, and a possible nuclear agreement with Iran will all work to drive prices down. The market may be trending downward or sideways right now. If it breaks, the nearest support is 80.80; if it doesn’t, it can go as low as 79.49 and as high as 82.55.