EUR/JPY: bears lurking for a sell on the rally?

FXStreet (Guatemala) - EUR/JPY is currently trading at 136.17 with a high of 136.20 and a low of 134.99.

EUR/JPY is staging a minor recovery from the lows of the two-week bear trend that holds a high of 137.34 and a bottom at 135.02. The Yen was beaten up today with USD/JPY trading at the highest level since early June, probing 125.00 and the cross rallying a cent over the course of the afternoon in London. However, the euro staged a good recovery vs the dollar on weaker ADP employment and the cross was supported, despite USD/JPY failing at the aforementioned highs. The next key driver for the greenback will come as a result of the Nonfarm Payrolls this Friday in the US shift. For the Yen, we will monitor the BoJ and statement tonight in Asia.

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EUR/JPY remains bearish below key resistances

Karen Jones, chief analyst at Commerzbank explained the technical conditions surrounding a bearishly biased view on EUR/JPY while trading below key resistances. "EUR/JPY repeated failure to overcome the 200 day ma at 137.07 finally took its toll and the market has eroded the 4 month uptrend at 137.51. This opens up the possibility of a slide to key support, which lies at 133.57/10, the lows since May. Meanwhile, Valeria Bednarik, chief analyst at FXStreet explained that 136.44 is critical resistance. "The weekly high stands at 136.44, and is now a critical resistance as it will take a break above it to confirm a continued advance for this Thursday."

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