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USD/JPY is showing signs of fatigue at the 160 resistance level, indicating a potential pullback, while Nikkei 225 futures are building a base above 50k, suggesting a bullish outlook. Geopolitical risks may cause volatility, but technical setups indicate a possible shift in momentum with USD/JPY likely to decline and Nikkei to rise. A bearish divergence on RSI signals caution for USD/JPY, while a break above 55k in Nikkei could unlock further upside. Traders should prepare for potential whipsaw price action in the near term.

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USD/JPY Outlook: US Dollar Stalls at 160 as Nikkei Eyes Gains

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During March, the Nikkei 225 and KOSPI indices experienced their largest monthly declines since October 2008, dropping 13.2% and 19.1% respectively. This downturn was driven by escalating geopolitical tensions and a tightening global macro environment, leading to increased market uncertainty and sell-offs in risky assets. High-valuation sectors, particularly technology and exports, were heavily impacted. The South Korean market, sensitive to global liquidity changes, faced significant declines, exacerbated by capital outflows and currency pressures. Analysts suggest that further geopolitical escalation or tightening interest rates could continue to pressure Asia-Pacific markets.

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Nikkei 225, Kospi Both Post Biggest Monthly Drops Since Financial Crisis in March

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Japan's Prime Minister Suga has stated that any government measures taken to mitigate the impact of conflicts are unlikely to involve changes to the 2026 fiscal year budget. According to Jin10, this announcement comes amid ongoing discussions about the country's economic strategies and fiscal policies. The government is focused on addressing current challenges without altering the long-term financial plans set for the 2026 fiscal year. This approach aims to maintain stability while navigating the complexities of international and domestic issues.

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Japan's Prime Minister Suga: Government Measures Unlikely to Alter 2026 Fiscal Budget

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The Nikkei 225 index fell 1% to 57,472.99 points

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The Nikkei 225 index's intraday increase has expanded to 1%

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The Nikkei Index faced fluctuations and ultimately declined, unable to sustain the 57,000-point level. According to RTHK, the index initially rose by nearly 280 points, reaching 57,219 points. However, it closed at 56,806 points, marking a decrease of 135 points or 0.24%. This marks the third consecutive day of decline for the index.

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STOCKS | Nikkei Index Experiences Decline, Fails to Maintain 57,000 Level

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The Nikkei 225 index closed up 3.9%, at 56,363.94 points. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed up 2.3%, at 3,783.57 points. The Seoul Composite Index closed up 4.1%, at 5,298.04 points

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The Japanese and South Korean stock indices both closed up about 4%

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USD/JPY Outlook: US Dollar Stalls at 160 as Nikkei Eyes Gains

Nikkei 225, Kospi Both Post Biggest Monthly Drops Since Financial Crisis in March

Japan's Prime Minister Suga: Government Measures Unlikely to Alter 2026 Fiscal Budget

The Nikkei 225 index fell 1% to 57,472.99 points

The Nikkei 225 index's intraday increase has expanded to 1%