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EUR/JPY Technical Analysis: Door open for extra losses to 122.40

  • EUR/JPY is intensifying the weekly leg lower below the critical support at 123.00 the figure.
  • Immediately to the downside lies early January lows in the 122.60 region ahead of 122.39, June 2017 low.
  • The cross is expected to keep the negative bias as long as the multi-month resistance line at 126.12 caps the upside. Interim resistance, however, emerges at the 125.03/34 band, where converge the 21-day, 100-day and 55-day SMAs.

EUR/JPY daily chart

EUR/JPY

Overview
Today last price122.9
Today Daily Change51
Today Daily Change %-0.26
Today daily open123.22
 
Trends
Daily SMA20125.16
Daily SMA50125.36
Daily SMA100125.22
Daily SMA200127.17
Levels
Previous Daily High123.53
Previous Daily Low123.1
Previous Weekly High125.24
Previous Weekly Low124.28
Previous Monthly High126.86
Previous Monthly Low124.04
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%123.27
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%123.37
Daily Pivot Point S1123.04
Daily Pivot Point S2122.86
Daily Pivot Point S3122.61
Daily Pivot Point R1123.46
Daily Pivot Point R2123.71
Daily Pivot Point R3123.89

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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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