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EUR/JPY: Consolidation Continues

EUR/JPY is performing in a manner that is similar to what we have seen in GBP/JPY. Until the consolidation range between 127.98 and 132.74 (12/08/2013 low and 24/07/2013 high) is broken, we prefer to remain neutral. However, the break under daily trend line support makes us more wary of a bullish stance.

In the longer-term, we favour a further rise towards the strong resistance at 139.22 (05/06/2009 high) as long as the support at 124.94 (16/04/2013 low) holds. A key resistance stands at 133.80.

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