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EUR/JPY tumbles amid risk-off markets

FXstreet.com (Athens): The EUR/JPY is falling apart due to Syria risk-aversion environment.

EUR/JPY collapses despite German IFO touched a 16 month high

Syria’s troubles and much weaker US housing data were enough to finally spread fears across the board. As a consequence, traders seek ‘safe-haven’ assets, with the Japanese yen being among one of these. Investors probably may not be taken aback by the demand for the safe haven currencies, as the impact of the emerging market meltdown as well as, the emerging saber-rattling out of the Middle East, have driven markets to a ‘risk-of’ mode. What’s more, while everyone knows about the fact that sooner or later the ‘tapering’ will start, still the ‘when’ puts a harsh puzzle on traders minds.

Technical outlook on EUR/JPY

At the time of writing, the pair is trading at 129.87 down 1.33% and very close to its daily low of 129.84. The FXstreet.com Trend Index shows the pair to be strongly bearish. Daily pivot point support can be found at 129.67, 128.10, 127.86 and resistance at 130.60, 131.20 and 132.01 respectively

EUR/USD treading water around 1.3330

The shared currency keeps meandering around the lower end of the intraday range, driving the EUR/USD around 1.3320 and 1.3330...
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Flash: AUD/USD remains sidelined around the 0.9000 mark - Commerzbank

Axel Rudolph, Senior Technical Analyst at Commerzbank notes that AUD/USD’s decline over the past few days has taken it to below the mid-July low at 0.8999 and the breached downtrend channel line, now at at .8910, fell to 0.8932, before recovering.
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