Japan's economy has so far shown resilience despite growing pressure from US tariff policy. According to the latest Bank of Japan survey, the confidence of large manufacturers has increased, but expectations for the future are deteriorating. Many companies are revising their profit forecasts and fear the negative impact of tariffs will intensify in the second half of the year. Meanwhile, corporate investment in the country is rising, but the export sector, especially the auto and machinery industries, is already facing a slowdown. These trends complicate the prospects of further tightening of monetary policy by the Bank of Japan, which means that the current strengthening of the Yen may be temporary.Technically, the area of 142-143 is a support zone, where the activity of buyers may increase.