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Short Term Analysis

USDJPY stays in a falling price channel

Mon, Nov 23 2009, 03:17 GMT
by Franco Shao

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USDJPY stays in a falling price channel on 4-hour chart and remains in downward trend. Deeper decline towards 88.01 previous low is still possible later today, however, rebound is expected before breaking below this level. Initial resistance is at 89.15 followed by 89.55, key resistance is at the upper border of the price channel, a clear break above the channel resistance will suggest that the downtrend from 92.32 has completed, then the following uptrend could bring price back to 91.00 or even 92.00.


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