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EUR/JPY - Challenging The Key Support at 135.73

EUR/JPY has broken to the downside its recent consolidation. Prices are now challenging the key support at 135.73. Hourly resistances for a short-term bounce can be found at 136.65 (09/10/2014 low) and 137.07 (10/10/2014 high). Another support lies at 134.41.

The long-term technical structure remains positive as long as the support at 134.11 (20/11/2013 low) holds. However, the declining slope of the 200-day moving average suggests a weakening long-term trend. A resistance can be found at 141.23 (19/09/2014 high).

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