USD/JPY is trading at 149.63, 0.16% down since previous day close. The Japanese Yen (JPY) weakened against the US Dollar (USD), falling near its lowest levels since August due to declining exports and uncertainty over BoJ rate hikes. Meanwhile, the USD remains strong, supported by elevated Treasury yields and expectations of moderate Federal Reserve rate cuts. Technically if USD/JPY breaks above the 150.00 level, it could rise toward 150.85, while support lies at 149.00, with potential further downside to 148.55.

US100 index is trading near 20,350, supported by upbeat corporate earnings and expectations of a strong performance from major tech companies. Wall Street sentiment has improved after strong quarterly reports, helping the index recover from earlier losses. If earnings season continues to impress, a breakout above 20,410 could signal more gains, but any disappointing data could push it below 20,261, renewing downside pressure. Investors are cautiously optimistic, awaiting key economic indicators.

WTI is trading at 70.34, 0.39% down since previous day close. A break below $69.90 could signal further downside toward $68.50, while a breakout above $71.29 might drive prices toward $72.50. Given ongoing global demand concerns, particularly from China, and geopolitical risks in the Middle East, traders should closely monitor these levels for potential movement.