EUR/USD lower, USD/JPY higher – Gold and Silver about to break? [Video]

Market impact: mildly bearish EUR/USD, conditional on US yields staying elevated.

FXStreet’s technical outlook points to EUR/USD downside, with 1.13 in view, alongside a possible rise in US 10-year yields toward 5.25–5.50%. If higher yields reflect stronger US rate expectations, they could support the dollar by widening its yield advantage and weighing on EUR/USD. But the cited levels are scenario markers from a technical video, not confirmation that a breakout or yield move has occurred.

The broader picture is mixed: USD/JPY strength would fit a stronger-dollar, higher-yield narrative, while pressure on gold and silver could also be consistent with rising yields and a firmer dollar. Those correlations are not automatic, however. For USD/JPY, yen strength from higher Japanese yields or intervention concerns could disrupt the move; for EUR/USD, a reversal in US yields or euro-supportive developments could limit downside.

What to monitor:

whether US yields actually rise, whether EUR/USD sustains a break lower, and whether yen-side policy or bond-market developments counter dollar strength. Without follow-through, this is a technical bias rather than a confirmed market catalyst.