NEWS: USDJPY bounces near swing lows. March 23, 2021 at 03:41PM

Moves back above swing lows from last week
The USDJPY moved below swing lows from last week between 108.602 and 108.619 in the London morning session, and moved toward a lower swing area between 108.328 to 108.37. The low reached 108.398 and has seen more buying over the last 5 hours of trading.

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Moves back above swing lows from last week The USDJPY moved below swing lows from last week between 108.602 and 108.619 in the London morning session, and moved toward a lower swing area between 108.328 to 108.37. The low reached 108.398 and has seen more buying over the last 5 hours of trading.

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Moves back above swing lows from last week
The USDJPY moved below swing lows from last week between 108.602 and 108.619 in the London morning session, and moved toward a lower swing area between 108.328 to 108.37. The low reached 108.398 and has seen more buying over the last 5 hours of trading.