The EUR/JPY rose after a report showed Japan’s trade deficit widened more than forecast last month. Japan’s trade deficit widened to 1.45 trillion yen in
The EUR/JPY rose after a report showed Japan’s trade deficit widened more than forecast last month. Japan’s trade deficit widened to 1.45 trillion yen in March, from 802.5 billion yen the previous month. According to Bloomberg News, the median estimate of analysts surveyed was a 1.1 trillion yen shortfall.
A key 50% level at 141.77 was reached during the session. The rally may begin to slow down since this price level is a natural profit-taking point. Investors should watch it closely for signs of selling pressure. Taking it out with conviction could set up an eventual rally to 142.17. This move is likely to take place if investors begin to increase bets for more easing from the Bank of Japan on April 30.
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