Following the sharp fall in USDJPY after PPI and CPI news, we expect further downside, potentially reaching the middle or bottom of the channel. 📉
Each push-up could be a short entry opportunity. Even a strong rise below 158 might be a dead cat bounce and a better short entry point. Stay cautious and strategic! 🔻
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The USDJPY pair fell as expected and reacted to the middle of the channel and after a rise reacted to the red zone, which was previously a support zone and is now acting as a resistance. Additionally, a bearish flag has formed, and the price is at the top of this flag. This provides an excellent entry point for a short position on JPY, targeting further declines. 📉
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Note
The market opened with bearish momentum, validating our prediction of a USDJPY decline. Resistance rejection is pushing the pair lower. Follow for updates and trade safely!
Trade closed: target reached
As predicted in our previous analysis, USDJPY reacted perfectly to the key zones identified. After the sharp fall triggered by PPI and CPI news, the pair respected the outlined resistance and midline zones, leading to a significant decline.
The market then bounced precisely from the bottom of the ascending channel, reaffirming the validity of the trend lines and support zones we highlighted earlier. This shows our recognition of crucial market levels and trend patterns.
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