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EUR/JPY Price Analysis: Bullish while above 130.20, next resistance at 131.00

  • Euro rises to seven-week highs versus Japanese yen on the last day of 2021.
  • Short-term bias points to the upside in EUR/JPY.
  • Next resistance located around 131.00, horizontal level and upper limit of the channel.

The EUR/JPY is rising on Friday, confirming the break of the 20-week moving average. The next level to watch in the weekly chart could be seen at 131.50, with a close above opening the doors to more gains.

The bias is to the upside in the short term as it moves within an upward channel. The upside limit is seen slightly above 131.00. The mentioned level is also a horizontal support; the euro could likely make a stop in there and a pullback.

The bullish tone will remain intact as long as it holds above the 21-SMA in the four hours chart and the lower limit of the channel, both levels around 131.25. A slide below should point to weakness ahead with the next support at 129.75.

More gains are likely if EUR/JPY breaks and holds above 131.00. The next critical resistance stands at 131.60.

EUR/JPY 4-hour chart

EURJPY

EUR/JPY

Overview
Today last price130.76
Today Daily Change0.50
Today Daily Change %0.38
Today daily open130.26
 
Trends
Daily SMA20128.83
Daily SMA50129.75
Daily SMA100129.8
Daily SMA200130.53
 
Levels
Previous Daily High130.6
Previous Daily Low130.12
Previous Weekly High129.76
Previous Weekly Low127.52
Previous Monthly High132.56
Previous Monthly Low127.49
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%130.3
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%130.42
Daily Pivot Point S1130.06
Daily Pivot Point S2129.86
Daily Pivot Point S3129.59
Daily Pivot Point R1130.53
Daily Pivot Point R2130.8
Daily Pivot Point R3131

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Matías Salord

Matías started in financial markets in 2008, after graduating in Economics. He was trained in chart analysis and then became an educator. He also studied Journalism. He started writing analyses for specialized websites before joining FXStreet.

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