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USDJPY The Bank of Japan (BOJ), the world's last central bank to implement negative interest rates, maintained this stance. The bank left its policy rate unchanged at minus 0.1 percent. The BOJ decision did not include any verbal guidance that negative interest rates would be discontinued next year. In an environment where markets are in a holiday mood before the Christmas holiday but pricing reactions continue, we will follow today's data with the Conference Board (CB) Consumer Confidence data from the US. With the effect of this, the Japanese Yen, which continues to rise, reached the resistance zone we gave yesterday and is pricing above the 200-day average again. If the day closes above 143.540, the beginning of an uptrend is expected. If the decline continues, it is expected to reach 141.980. Support: 141.980 Resistance: 144.660