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USD/JPY traded at 160.160 yen at 1:44 p.m. in Tokyo, up just 0.01%, even as front-month WTI jumped more than 5% through $90 a barrel on escalating US-Iran tensions. The oil spike is a direct terms-of-trade hit for energy-importing Japan and normally pressures the yen, but hawkish remarks from Bank of Japan officials kept the pair pinned in a narrow range near the 160 line that has historically drawn MOF intervention scrutiny. Watch whether WTI holds above $90 and whether BOJ rhetoric hardens into a concrete hike signal; a break above 160 with oil still bid would revive intervention risk and add imported-inflation pressure to Japanese rates and equities.
As a Forex signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around JPY=X, CL=F.
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