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24 Apr 2015
EUR/JPY: Consolidating major rally and support for the euro
FXStreet (Guatemala) - EUR/JPY is currently trading at 129.41 with a high of 129.46 and a low of 129.35.
EUR/JPY is in consolidation of a very impressive rally of almost two big figures, mirroring EUR/USD that put a big squeeze on the shorts as traders scrambled to to back the single currency while the greenback was shunned across the board in the US session.
The data was poor from the US while the euro got a lift from positive sentiment around Greece and the prospects of a final reform extension window. Another Eurogroup meeting will take place tomorrow in Riga where the Eurogroup will discuss the situation in Greece. As agreed, the Greeks have been working on a reform plan to be agreed with the European Commission, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Meanwhile, the yen was heavily bid vs the greenback that slowed the cross up, as did the euro, making it in to heavily congested and technical areas. Technically, the rally through the 20 day ma at 128.82 was the main take away and leaves the cross in bullish territory on the 129 handle and now puts the short term channel at 130.81 exposed as a feasible target for the bulls.
EUR/JPY is in consolidation of a very impressive rally of almost two big figures, mirroring EUR/USD that put a big squeeze on the shorts as traders scrambled to to back the single currency while the greenback was shunned across the board in the US session.
The data was poor from the US while the euro got a lift from positive sentiment around Greece and the prospects of a final reform extension window. Another Eurogroup meeting will take place tomorrow in Riga where the Eurogroup will discuss the situation in Greece. As agreed, the Greeks have been working on a reform plan to be agreed with the European Commission, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Meanwhile, the yen was heavily bid vs the greenback that slowed the cross up, as did the euro, making it in to heavily congested and technical areas. Technically, the rally through the 20 day ma at 128.82 was the main take away and leaves the cross in bullish territory on the 129 handle and now puts the short term channel at 130.81 exposed as a feasible target for the bulls.