Japanese Yen Technical Analysis: USD/JPY, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY

Описание: Japanese Yen Technical Analysis: USD/JPY, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY. In this video, James Stanley discusses:

USD/JPY still hasn’t recovered from last Friday’s sell-off but JPY-weakness themes have certainly shown elsewhere, such as in EUR/JPY which has continued to rally from the 170 support level that was in-play ahead of BoJ and then again earlier this week.

USD/JPY is testing a Fibonacci level at 146.95 that’s been in-play for the past two trading days. There’s another Fibonacci level that’s helped to set resistance at 147.83, and that’s the spot that bulls will need to take out to illustrate greater control. For next support, it’s the 145.92 level that was in-play a couple of weeks ago before the pair bounced and broke-out into last week’s high.

In that video last Thursday, I warned against chasing USD/JPY as the pair had put in a massive move in a short period of time and the Yen has shown a tendency to brew traps on both sides of the pair this year.

For the Thursday video    • Japanese Yen Breakdown into NFP: USD/JPY, ...  

EUR/JPY could be a more attractive venue for Yen-weakness given the reaction to the 170.00 level. That price had come into play around BoJ last week, leading to a strong rally and a 61.8% retracement of the prior sell-off. A re-test of 170.00 earlier this week showed a higher-low, and bulls have been going back to work since.

GBP/JPY has started to show greater signs of recovery and from a shorter-term perspective, bullish themes can be argued with emphasis on the 196.19-196.42 zone of prior resistance coming in as support.

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