USDJPY Daily Analysis – April 7, 2014
USDJPY remains in uptrend from 101.20, the fall from 104.12 is likely consolidation of the uptrend.
USDJPY remains in uptrend from 101.20, the fall from 104.12 is likely consolidation of the uptrend.
The EURUSD pair initially try to rally during the session on Thursday, but fell hard enough to slam back into the 1.37 level.
WTI Crude Oil (USO, quote) is trending higher in early trading by $0.88 or 0.87% at $101.16 ahead of the non-Farm Payroll Report. It’s worth noting that crude oil typically remains flat ahead of the report.
The USDJPY pair tried to rally during the session on Thursday, but as you can see lost most of the gains by the time we closed at the end of the day. The 104 level proved to be rather resistive, so the fact that we pullback and formed a shooting star suggests that we are in fact going to see some type of pullback at this point in time.
After twelve sessions of pain for gold bugs yesterday the bulls attempted to arrest the fall of gold after hitting a low $1,277.40.
GBPUSD remains in uptrend from 1.6465, the fall from 1.6684 is likely consolidation of the uptrend.
AUDUSD has formed a reversal pattern on its 1-hour time frame, indicating that the uptrend may be over and that a selloff is ready to take place.
Easing geopolitical tension coupled with worrisome economic figures pushed Brent crude oil (BNO, quote) to a near five month low on Tuesday.
Despite the sharp selloff that took place in today’s Asian trading session and the double top pattern that formed on the short-term time frames, NZDUSD’s uptrend is still intact.
The USDJPY pair rose during the session on Tuesday, shooting straight up in the air.