EW Analysis: Bearish Looking Treasuries May Push USDJPY Higher
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Today we will talk about treasuries (10Y US Notes) and its negative correlation with USDJPY.
As you can see, 10Y US Notes turned sharply down after a corrective movement in wave 4), which means that it can be now on the way back to lows for wave 5), especially if breaks below channel support line.
At the same time USDJPY may continue higher as we know they are in tight negative correlation, so be aware of more upside on USDJPY with room even up to March 2020 highs and 112 area.
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Today we will talk about treasuries (10Y US Notes) and its negative correlation with USDJPY.
As you can see, 10Y US Notes turned sharply down after a corrective movement in wave 4), which means that it can be now on the way back to lows for wave 5), especially if breaks below channel support line.
At the same time USDJPY may continue higher as we know they are in tight negative correlation, so be aware of more upside on USDJPY with room even up to March 2020 highs and 112 area.
Trade smart!
If you like what we do then please like and share our idea!
Disclosure: Please be informed that information we provide is NOT a trading recommendation or investment advice. All of our work is for educational purposes only.
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