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EUR/JPY Price Analysis: Support holds strong at 168.00 and clears losses

  • The daily RSI remains settled in the negative territory, with the daily MACD displaying flat red bars reflecting stable bearish momentum.
  • The pair finds steady support near 168.00, stabilizing at 168.80 beyond the session's low at 168.15.
  • The prevalent bullish trend is sustained by the fortitude of the 100- and 200-day SMAs.

On Monday, the EUR/JPY pair experienced an initial fall to 168.15 before stabilizing at 168.80, which seems to affirm the fortification of the support level around 168.00. Although an effort to recover the short-term 20-day SMA is needed to avert further descent, the 168.00 barrier would likely act as a fallback for the bulls if market pressure intensifies.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart now reads 47, preserving its position in the negative area, which implies a slightly bearish market disposition. The daily Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) retains flat red bars, marking a steady bearish momentum. This could perhaps signal a consolidation phase prior to any substantial shifts.

EUR/JPY daily chart

On the other hand, the broader bullish tendency in the EUR/JPY persists. The robust support rendered by the 100- and 200-day Simple Moving Averages (SMAs), located around 164.00 and 161.00 correspondingly, remains a strong fortification against extensive bearish movements. Hence, despite the mild bearish undertones of recent sessions, these fluctuations are possibly corrective rather than indicative of any sweeping alterations in the prevailing trend.

EUR/JPY

Overview
Today last price169.02
Today Daily Change-0.31
Today Daily Change %-0.18
Today daily open169.33
 
Trends
Daily SMA20169.61
Daily SMA50167.08
Daily SMA100164.48
Daily SMA200161.62
 
Levels
Previous Daily High169.98
Previous Daily Low168.94
Previous Weekly High170.89
Previous Weekly Low168.01
Previous Monthly High170.8
Previous Monthly Low164.02
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%169.34
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%169.58
Daily Pivot Point S1168.85
Daily Pivot Point S2168.38
Daily Pivot Point S3167.82
Daily Pivot Point R1169.89
Daily Pivot Point R2170.45
Daily Pivot Point R3170.92

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Patricio Martín

Patricio is an economist from Argentina passionate about global finance and understanding the daily movements of the markets.

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