By Forex Signs, Inc.
CADJPY is relatively quiet for now, consolidating between immediate support level 82.633 and immediate resistance level 82.940 and forming a minor bearish channel. This however is predicted only as a correction until it tests 82.481, but a break below this line may confirm bearish correction testing the major bullish channel’s bottom line. A break below the major bullish channel’s bottom line may put in danger my bullish position for themed term and long term. If price breaks above the immediate resistance level testing 83.190 a minor bullish trend is expected. If price continues to break above going to 83.444 the bullish trend is expected to continue for the long term. RSI (14) for the mid term shows price is within neutral and a breakout is possible to happen.
Yen Trying to Pull Back
The Japanese yen is expected to move downward today against euro as it tries to push an overseas project. Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) is eyeing to help Japanese firms to land infrastructure projects abroad. JBIC says that the key pillar of the government’s new growth strategy is to export social infrastructure. In accordance to this, Japan is expected to make amendments to lower the value of yen against other legal tenders. Despite euro’s constant downfall this past few trades, they seem to advance against yen since the latter is pushing very hard to control their progress. This strategy is for them to attract foreign partners for their export projects.
Further, Japanese bonds advances today due to reports that state that manufacturers turn pessimistic. Today, The 1.2 percent security due December 2020 rose 0.488 yen to 99.91 yen, the most since Nov. 19. The yield climbed to 1.27 percent yesterday, the highest level since June 4.
However, there is still a possibility that yen will regain its strength as it trades against euro since concerns on Europe’s debt crisis is worsening. Ireland’s credit rating was cut three levels by Fitch Ratings to the lowest of any of the major rating companies after the country sought international assistance last month to rescue its banks.
To conclude, there is a chance that the Euppy will just play sideways as yen is trying to pull back while euro is involuntarily being pulled back. For the meantime, it is best to buy euro since it is putting much effort in gaining investors’ confidence while yen is doing otherwise.
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