- The USD/JPY quotes near the 143 zone, extending slight profits before the Asian session
- Despite the rebound, technical indicators and mobile socks continue to reflect a bearish structure
- The support is located in 142.41, while the resistance levels limit the profits about 145.79 and 146.62
The USD/JPY pair saw a slight increase on Tuesday, oscillating around the 143 zone while rising within its daily range. The modest Intradía rebound arrives before the Asian session, but has not yet challenged the broader bearish signs that dominate the graph.
The technical indicators remain in conflict. The relative force index is neutral in 32.19, staying close to the lower limit without activating overall conditions. Meanwhile, the MACD continues to print a bearish crossing, reinforcing the downward pressure. A contrasting vision comes from Williams’s percentile range at -88.24, which suggests that the torque can be surveyed in the short term and could experience a rebound. The ultimate oscillator at 52.72 remains neutral, without offering a clear bias.
The dominant trend is still negative, especially when analyzing mobile socks. The exponential and simple mobile socks of 10 days in 145.47 and 145.79, respectively, limit the short -term bullish potential. The longer term mobile socks – 20 days in 147.81, 100 days in 152.02 and 200 days in 150.77 – they continue leaning down, affirming the persistent sale pressure.
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Source: Fx Street

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