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the start of the new week EUR/JPY is correcting from the 5-month low, posted last Friday at 130.92. During the day the
pair is up with 0.18%, having marked daily high at 131.73 and low at 131.06.
However the today’s recovery if far from the point where the uptrend was broken
namely at the 134.00 level and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the 2014 to
2016 bearish run. As seen on the daily chart RSI and stochastic bounced from
their extreme oversold territories and are showing some upward momentum but yet
remain within negative area. Currently the price has settled around the flat
200-day EMA, which last week acted as major support and now bulls are dedicated
to fight. But the bulls should aim higher, at least 135.10, in order to revive
the uptrend. The current stabilisation around the 200-day EMA and slow
indicators are confirming some consolidation. On the other hand the Japanese
Yen is quite vulnerable and the bearish
sentiment might lead the pair to downwards. The daily low is providing first
support, which if broken, doors will be opened for testing the 50% of above
mentioned Fibo at 129.50.
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