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EUR/JPY Price Analysis: Solid contention remains around 131.50

  • EUR/JPY leaves behind Monday’s gains and retests 131.50.
  • Further losses await on a breach of the mid-131.00s.

Sellers returned to the market and dragged EUR/JPY back to the negative territory on turnaround Tuesday.

The cross fades Monday’s constructive price action and refocuses instead once again on the 131.50 area, which still emerges as quite a strong support area. This zone is also reinforced by a Fibo level (of the October’s rally) at 131.51. The loss of this area is expected to meet the next level at another Fibo at 130.97.

In the broader scenario, while above the 200-day SMA at 130.26, the outlook for the cross is expected to remain constructive.

EUR/JPY daily chart

EUR/JPY

Overview
Today last price131.87
Today Daily Change92
Today Daily Change %-0.34
Today daily open132.32
 
Trends
Daily SMA20131.56
Daily SMA50130.35
Daily SMA100130.36
Daily SMA200130.28
 
Levels
Previous Daily High132.45
Previous Daily Low131.72
Previous Weekly High132.73
Previous Weekly Low131.56
Previous Monthly High133.48
Previous Monthly Low128.34
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%132.17
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%132
Daily Pivot Point S1131.88
Daily Pivot Point S2131.43
Daily Pivot Point S3131.15
Daily Pivot Point R1132.6
Daily Pivot Point R2132.89
Daily Pivot Point R3133.33

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Pablo Piovano

Born and bred in Argentina, Pablo has been carrying on with his passion for FX markets and trading since his first college years.

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