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EUR/JPY: Bouncing Sharply

EUR/JPY has bounced sharply after the successful test of the key support at 131.15. The resistance at 133.73 (06/11/2013 high) has been breached. Hourly supports can be found at 132.91 (12/11/2013 low) and 132.21 (11/11/2013 low). An initial resistance lies at 134.01 (12/11/2013 high).

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 131.15 (08/10/2013 low) holds. However, a sustainable move above this resistance is unlikely given the overall increasing overbought conditions.

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