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    EUR/JPY Price Analysis: Bulls Maintain Control, consolidation phase likely

    Source Fxstreet
    Apr 18, 2024 19:23
    • The RSI on the daily chart of EUR/JPY indicates sustained bullish momentum.
    • Hourly chart shows an RSI below its mid-zone and MACD with rising red bars, pointing towards possible consolidation.
    • The EUR/JPY's position above main SMAs underscores a strong bullish bias.

    The EUR/JPY slightly declined to 164.70 in Thursday’s session. That being said, the overall trend still favors the bulls but a consolidation phase, suggested by bears dominating the hourly chart, may create a balanced playing field for both buyers and sellers ahead of the Asian session.

    On the daily chart, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) for the EUR/JPY pair is in positive territory, with a most recent reading of 58. This suggests that the pair's upsurge might remain intact as long as the RSI stays above the 50 mark, indicating that buyers are in control at this moment.

    EUR/JPY daily chart

    Meanwhile, on the hourly chart, the EUR/JPY's RSI declined below its middle zone, with the latest reading of 44 as of the last hour. This could point towards a pending period of consolidation. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) displays rising red bars, also hinting at a temporary slowdown in the bullish momentum.

    EUR/JPY hourly chart

    Regarding the Simple Moving Average (SMA), the cross EUR/JPY holds strong above its 20, 100, and 200-day SMAs, indicating a bullish stance. That being said the pair must defend the 20-day SMA at 164.00 which is a strong support to maintain the positive short-term outlook.

     

    EUR/JPY

    Overview
    Today last price 164.56
    Today Daily Change -0.22
    Today Daily Change % -0.13
    Today daily open 164.78
     
    Trends
    Daily SMA20 164.02
    Daily SMA50 162.94
    Daily SMA100 160.67
    Daily SMA200 159.61
     
    Levels
    Previous Daily High 164.81
    Previous Daily Low 163.93
    Previous Weekly High 165.18
    Previous Weekly Low 162.28
    Previous Monthly High 165.36
    Previous Monthly Low 160.22
    Daily Fibonacci 38.2% 164.47
    Daily Fibonacci 61.8% 164.27
    Daily Pivot Point S1 164.2
    Daily Pivot Point S2 163.62
    Daily Pivot Point S3 163.32
    Daily Pivot Point R1 165.09
    Daily Pivot Point R2 165.39
    Daily Pivot Point R3 165.97

     

     

    Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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