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USD/JPY Could Test 102 Support

Published 07/29/2016, 03:43 AM
Updated 08/29/2019, 07:20 AM

The Japanese yen strengthened sharply this morning after the BoJ’s policy fell short of market expectations. With USD/JPY trading near the support zone, the declines are limited to 102 lows.

Later this afternoon, the US advance GDP estimate is due which could keep USD/JPY volatile. The euro continues to struggle to clear the 1.110 resistance level and remains caught within the familiar range of 1.110 and 1.10 price levels.

EURUSD Daily Analysis

EUR/USD 4-Hour Analysis

EUR/USD (1.1091) has managed to breakout from the consolidated falling wedge pattern on the daily chart but struggles near the 1.110 resistance level. After rising to a high of 1.1119, the euro pulled back to close the day at 1.1078 yesterday.

On the 4-hour chart, price remains supported above 1.1076 level with further upside likely only on a strong breakout above 1.110. To the downside, any pullback is likely to be limited to 1.10.

USD/JPY Daily Analysis

USD/JPY 4-Hour Analysis

USD/JPY (103.16) has pushed lower following the failure to breakout above the resistance of 106. Price action is seen currently testing the 103 - 102 support level. A breakdown below this support level could shift USD/JPY into bearish territory with the next support seen at the psychological support of 100.

GBP/USD Daily Analysis

GBP/USD 4-Hour Analysis

GBP/USD (1.3184) was bearish yesterday with prices posting a steady decline from the 1.32 resistance. The consolidation is likely to continue into next week's all important BoE meeting.

On the 4-hour chart, the bias is inclined to the upside but comes with a risk of a breakdown below 1.312 - 1.311. Further declines towards 1.28 - 1.285 can be expected if GBP/USD breaks the minor support. To the upside, price action needs to clear the overhead resistance at 1.34 - 1.32.

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Gold Daily Analysis

GBP/USD 4-Hour Analysis

XAU/USD (1337.60): Gold is looking bullish today with price posting a pullback to just above the support at 1327.50. Further gains can be expected with the resistance at 1350 in focus, but this bullish view comes at a risk of a more firm test of support near 1327.50. The gains are likely limited at this point unless gold manages to break out above the 1350 resistance level.

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