15 Jun 2015
USD/JPY: Bears be about ahead of the BoJ
FXStreet (Guatemala) - USD/JPY is currently trading at 123.40 with a high of 123.67 and a low of 123.21.
USD/JPY is stabilising the downtrend that meets the mid point of the 122 handle and bulls are supporting the major here while there remains a purpose to the bear's case. The Recent strength in the Yen is fundamental and Japanese officials are calling for a top in USD/JPY at 125, effectively, and this will be a key focus in the week's BoJ meeting. However, the main driver in the greenback is likely to come from the FOMC, but indeed the Yen has become a major theme in the FX space and it will be surely a dictating week for the pair for weeks to come.
Technically, the ranges are wide, stemming from the 4-month back log and the sticky territory to the recent break to the upside through the top of the bullish triangle that lead to the recent top at 125.84.
USD/JPY is still downside corrective
Kare Jones, chief analyst at Commerzbank explained that despite a recovery towards the end of last week , no resistance of note was overcome, which leaves the market still downside corrective. "The intraday Elliott wave counts have neutralised, which suggests that we may simply consolidate". Meanwhile...
USD/JPY is stabilising the downtrend that meets the mid point of the 122 handle and bulls are supporting the major here while there remains a purpose to the bear's case. The Recent strength in the Yen is fundamental and Japanese officials are calling for a top in USD/JPY at 125, effectively, and this will be a key focus in the week's BoJ meeting. However, the main driver in the greenback is likely to come from the FOMC, but indeed the Yen has become a major theme in the FX space and it will be surely a dictating week for the pair for weeks to come.
Technically, the ranges are wide, stemming from the 4-month back log and the sticky territory to the recent break to the upside through the top of the bullish triangle that lead to the recent top at 125.84.
USD/JPY is still downside corrective
Kare Jones, chief analyst at Commerzbank explained that despite a recovery towards the end of last week , no resistance of note was overcome, which leaves the market still downside corrective. "The intraday Elliott wave counts have neutralised, which suggests that we may simply consolidate". Meanwhile...