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Price Signal Summary - Bounce In USDJPY Appears To Be A Correction

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  • In FX, EURUSD is in consolidation mode and for now, maintains a softer tone. The pair is testing support at 1.0774, the 50-day EMA and an important short-term pivot support. A clear break of this average would strengthen a bearish theme and open 1.0693, the Nov 14 low. On the upside, a strong reversal higher is required to refocus attention on key resistance and the bull trigger at 1.1017. Initial resistance is at 1.0827, Tuesday’s high.
  • GBPUSD continues to trade inside a tight range. The trend outlook remains bullish and the recent pullback is considered corrective. Moving average studies are in a bull-mode set-up, highlighting a rising trend. Initial firm support to watch is 1.2540, the 20-day EMA. It has been pierced, a clear break would signal expose 1.2455, the 50-day EMA. Key resistance and the bull trigger has been defined at 1.2733, the Nov 29 high.
  • USDJPY has recovered from its recent low of 141.71 on Dec 7. Short-term gains are considered corrective with key short-term resistance at 147.32, the Dec 7 high. A clear break of this level would undermine the bearish theme. Last week’s impulsive sell-off confirmed the break of trendline support drawn from the Mar 24 low. This strengthens a bearish threat and signals scope for a continuation lower towards 140.71 next, a Fibonacci retracement point.

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