EUR/JPY Weekly Outlook: Bias Stays Bearish Toward 175.26
EUR/JPY's steep decline points to further downside toward 180.78 and potentially 175.26. Bearish bias holds while 185.15 resistance remains intact.
EUR/JPY's steep decline points to further downside toward 180.78 and potentially 175.26. Bearish bias holds while 185.15 resistance remains intact.
EUR/USD consolidates above 1.1323 with a bearish bias while 1.1499 resistance holds. A break of 1.1353 could signal a medium-term trend reversal.
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