USDJPY checks the level of trend support?
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The USDJPY is currently undergoing a correction in relation to the support level in the context of the corrective movement of the DXY (Dollar Index). Logically, in an uptrend, the support level would push the price higher, but what could happen?
On the daily timeframe, the DXY is forming a correction towards a significant support level, which could lead to a price increase. As a result, the USDJPY will begin to form an increased resistance level. Currently, the fundamental situation is quite complex, with the firm stance of the Fed and the USD being influenced by other leverage factors. Therefore, we will start with technical analysis.
The currency pair is heading towards a support level in an uptrend. Accumulation near this area can cause confusion and increase the chances of breaking through the next support level. A sell signal (a counter-trend strategy) would be a consolidation below the upward trend support line after a breakout. And a buy signal (a trend-following strategy) would be a false break of the support line.
On the daily timeframe, the DXY is forming a correction towards a significant support level, which could lead to a price increase. As a result, the USDJPY will begin to form an increased resistance level. Currently, the fundamental situation is quite complex, with the firm stance of the Fed and the USD being influenced by other leverage factors. Therefore, we will start with technical analysis.
The currency pair is heading towards a support level in an uptrend. Accumulation near this area can cause confusion and increase the chances of breaking through the next support level. A sell signal (a counter-trend strategy) would be a consolidation below the upward trend support line after a breakout. And a buy signal (a trend-following strategy) would be a false break of the support line.
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