
EURJPY Encounters Correction After Climbing to 16-Year Summit
The EURJPY pair, after steadily climbing since December 2023, reached a 16-year apex at 165.34 on March 20. Following this peak, the pair has entered a correction phase, finding support along an upward trendline that has linked the increasing lows since July 2023.
If this trendline fails to provide sufficient support, the pair may retreat towards the recent 161.94 support level, which is in close proximity to the 50-day simple moving average (SMA). Breaching this critical zone could lead to further declines towards the March low of 160.20. Subsequent drops might find a cushion at the previous resistance zone between 159.75, from August to October, potentially acting as future support.
Conversely, a resurgence in bullish momentum could push the pair towards the February high of 163.70. Overcoming this level could open the path for the bulls to challenge the 2023 peak of 164.28, and potentially extend gains to retest the 16-year high of 165.34.
In summary, the EURJPY pair has been retreating from its recent multi-year high, with the upcoming sessions likely to be crucial in determining the continuation of this downtrend. A decisive fall below the 50-day SMA could embolden bearish sentiment for a more extended pullback.
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