Anytime we get above forecast and above 200K employment change and decline in unemployment, we get welcoming sign for the US economy. Risk appetite usually leads to pressure for the USD. Indeed we saw that against the commodity currencies like USD/CAD, AUD/USD and NZD/USD where dollar weakness was apparent…However, we have a different reaction in EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, and USD/JPY…

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76.00 is a psychological support for USD/JPY, while the 75.55 level is the record low. The market has been bearish since being rejected sharply at 78.25 as can be seen in the 4H chart. After breaking below a range support at 76.55, the market continued sharply lower until it got near 76.00. The USD/JPY here is oversold according to the RSI in the 4H chart and price action has started to decelerate…

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The “USD JPY” currency pair has often been a favorite among traders. Stability and predictability have been the hallmarks of this pair, with trading volumes tracking in second place, right behind the Euro and Dollar combination. The Yen has remained remarkably strong following the major earthquake from last March, due primarily to a massive repatriation of assets back to the homeland…

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For the USD/JPY it has been a rollercoaster of a week as it surged toward range resistance at 78.25 only to fail and fall back sharply now back to range support near 76.55. The daily chart shows the strength of price action to the downside. To start next week, if we don’t slow down and decline in volatility, the USD/JPY has further downside risk toward 76.00, and maybe even lower toward the record low of 75.55…

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By: Dima Chernovolov USD/JPY has recently completed the extended Triangle chart pattern identified by Autochartist on the daily charts. The length of this chart pattern is equal to 251 candles. Autochartist rates the overall Quality of this Triangle at the 6 bar level as a result of the average Initial Trend (rated at the 5…

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Last week, the USD/JPY failed to break above 77.32 range resistance and fell to about 61.8% retracement before finding support. The RSI was held above 50 and shows a possible bullish momentum development then. After starting the week quietly, the market rallied sharply during the 1/24 Asian-European session and broke the 77.32 range resistance heading into the US session…

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Looking at the daily chart, USD/JPY has been trading in a range. Resistance has been at 78.25 and support at 76.55. A central pivot (though not exactly at the half-way point), could be seen at at about 77.33. Te daily chart shows that the market has been trading in the bottom half of the range since the start of the year. The market has respected the 76.55…

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By: Dima Chernovolov USD/JPY has recently completed the Uniform Triangle chart pattern identified by Autochartist on the 4-hour charts. The overall Quality of this chart pattern is rated at the 4 bar level as a result of the low Initial Trend (measured at the 3 bar level), significant Uniformity (7 bars) and average Clarity (5…

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After failing to break above 78.25, USD/JPY invalidated the bullish outlook and remains pressured heading into 2012. The 4H chart shows re-establishment of bearish momentum and price falling further from the 200 4H simple moving average as well as a broken rising support. There is an immediate support pivot near 77.10, the December low. The consolidation low, established in November is near 76.56…

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