Important NFP data coming out tomorrow. Expectation favors softer employment data.
In the long-term, USDollar index remains bullish. However, the interim calls for unwinding.
Looking at the USDJPY, model defines a high-target at 120.996 - This nominal target represents a low-probability reach, but high-probability reversal (i.e.: not likely attained, but if so, a significant decline should ensue).
The filtered charted below reveals tendencies, such as sustained, but weakened rally within a bullish channel. The second point is a double-top formation, suggesting that USDJPY's rally weakened against its SP500 futures. The two would tend to maintain a positive correlation. However, if the USDollar bearish force strengthened against the implied market strength, I would expect that this weakness would pervade across other USD crosses.
In other words, all of these charts are implying a pending reversal on the back of a weakening USD, at least in the most immediate, smaller timeframes.
Most recently, the ES analysis also pointed to a potential top, stomped at a 1.618-Fibonacci following a quasi-mechanical ascent, possibly connected to a multi-central bank purchase coordination, according to ZeroHedge.com.
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