Price Action Analysis of JPY Against Other Currencies! The recent price action analysis of the US Dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), and Mexican Peso (MXN) against the Japanese Yen (JPY) indicates the following trends:
USD/JPY. The rally in USD/JPY is displaying signs of slowing down. This is partly due to a decline in US Treasury yields following reduced expectations of a US Federal Reserve interest rate hike this year. However, unless the pair drops below a significant technical support level, it is expected to continue moving sideways to upwards.
EUR/JPY. EUR/JPY is at risk of forming a minor double-top pattern as it tests a critical support level around the late-August low of 156.85. A break below this support could lead to a potential price target of around 154.00. Nevertheless, the broader uptrend in EUR/JPY remains intact as long as it stays above the July low of 151.50.
MXN/JPY. The MXN/JPY pair seems to be entering a consolidation phase after a 3.5-year rally. Signs of this consolidation include a doji candlestick pattern and a possible negative divergence on monthly charts. Furthermore, a drop below minor support at the end of August’s low of 8.65 suggests waning upward pressure. A further decline below the 200-period moving average on the 240-minute chart could open the path to strong support at the July low of 8.05.
Conclusions- Price Analysis of JPY!
In the broader context, the current economic landscape involves a decline in US unemployment rates and slower wage growth, reducing the likelihood of a Fed rate hike in the near term. Japan’s central bank is also cautious about intervening in currency markets, and the country’s inflation remains below the target. This suggests that the USD/JPY uptrend may persist unless there is a significant shift in US interest rates.
Please note that this analysis is based on technical indicators and recent economic events, and trading decisions should be made with consideration of additional factors and expert advice.
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