USDJPY falls into a ranging pattern as it fails to make a significant high or low for that matter. This is a pointer to the fact that the market remains in equilibrium with neither buyers nor sellers making prominent moves in the market. This comes about after bulls have been unable to lift the price back to an uptrend despite preventing it from sinking below the 108.900 key level.
USDJPY Crucial Levels
Resistance Levels: 110.430, 110.800, 111.650 Support Levels: 109.570, 108.900, 108.600
USDJPY Long Term Trend: Ranging
The market remained on an uptrend from the 23rd of April 2021, despite falling from the resistance at 110.800. Bulls drove the price higher in an uptrend, with the market making higher highs and lows in a row. This helped the market past the 110.800 resistance where it falls from at the beginning of April. However, USDJPY will only make it as far as 111.650 before bearish pressure begins to tell on the market again. From there, price slipped down and out of the uptrend.
The 108.900 helped to prevent further falls and cause a reversal in the market direction. The 110.800 resistance level will come to haunt the bulls again to prevent upward movement. From there, the price eventually fell to 109.570 and since then hasn’t been able to rise above 110.430, thereby ranging between the two levels. This might continue for a while, although there is an intent to break to the upside. The Elders Force Index, whose power line is at a positive value indicates more bulls working in the background.
USDJPY Short Term Trend: Bearish
Within the consolidation zone on the 4-hour chart, the price can be seen undulating, but with a more bullish intent as a new higher high was created and maintained. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) also shows that the market is in the buying half of its chart at level 53 and the EFI remains above the zero level. Currently, the price has hit the 110.430 resistance and is on a descent towards 109.570 again. But, ultimately, the market is expected to break to the upside of the ranging zone.
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