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USD/JPY: A Decline Below 112.23 To Confirm Selling Pressure But Downside Likely Limited – ING

Safe-haven flows sent the Japanese yen higher. What’s next? Will stocks continue lower?

Here is their view, courtesy of eFXdata:

ING discusses USD/JPY technical outlook and maintains a downward bias on a multi-day basis.

“The recent trend change below the MA-50 line at 113.09 and the underlying trend line around 112.95 is suggesting short-term selling pressure. However,  we believe that the short-term downside is limited. A decline below yesterdays low at 112.23 will confirm the selling pressure.

Solid short-term support  comes in between the horizontal line around  111.70  and the rising EMA-200 line at  111.57. From here we are expecting the next rally in building a larger top formation,” ING argues.  

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