Renewed selling interest in the EURJPY pair looks as if it may continue to lower levels during the upcoming sessions as the previous bullish technicals begin to waver.
The four-hour chart above shows a validated bullish trendline that originated towards the end of last month. Current support for this trendline sits at 124.30, and providing the price can stay above here, then the pair will remain bullish.
However, price action appears to be somewhat shaky with multiple failed attempts to break above the 200 MA line in yellow and a general loss of momentum as we see the shorter bursts of demand closer to the 125.08 high. We also have signs of some bearish divergence as displayed by the RSI indicator, and while the pair currently leans towards the oversold camp, there is still plenty of room for sellers to push this level further.
As mentioned earlier, the pair will need to hold above the 124.30 regions to keep within bullish sentiment. Otherwise, we could see EURJPY slip back down to 123.00 and 122.37, respectively.
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By Adam Taylor CTEe
Sources: Go Markets, Meta Trader 5, TradingView, Bloomberg
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