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USD/JPY - Losing Short-Term Momentum

USD/JPY is losing momentum. A break of the initial support at 108.60 would favour a shortterm corrective phase. Hourly supports are given by the steep rising trendline (around 108.19) and 107.39. An hourly resistance stands at 109.46 (19/09/2014 high).

A long-term bullish bias is favoured as long as the key support 100.76 (04/02/2014 low) holds. The recent new highs confirm a strong underlying bullish trend. Despite a likely pause near the major resistance at 110.66 (15/08/2008 high), an eventual break to the upside is favoured. Another resistance can be found at 114.66 (27/12/2007 high).

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