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11 Aug 2014

USD/JPY between 102.00 and 102.20

FXStreet (Córdoba) - The USD/JPY remains steady on Monday, moving in a range between 102.00 and 102.20. Price peaked during the Asian session at 102.18, the highest price since last Thursday and afterwards pulled back finding support at 102.00.

On American hours the USD/JPY rose to test daily highs but failed to break above 102.20. The pair is likely to remain steady for the rest of the session.

USD/JPY levels to consider

To the upside, immediate resistance could be located at 102.20 (daily high) and above here at 102.45 (August 7 high) and then 102.60/65 (August 6 high). On the opposite direction support might lie at 102.00 (daily low) and then 101.80 followed by 101.50 (August 8 low).

Aug 11, 2014

US stocks lose momentum but still up

Equities in the US are rising on Monday but off session highs while European markets finished with gains.

USD/CAD finds support at 1.0920; back to 1.0930

After falling around 60 pips from 1.0975, the USD/CAD seems to have found some support at the 1.0920 area.