Japan 225 Faces Heavy Selling Pressure – Will Key Support Hold?

Market Structure

The short-term structure has turned bearish after a series of lower highs and strong bearish candles. Momentum currently favors sellers unless buyers can quickly reclaim higher levels.

Key Resistance

First Resistance: 66,200–66,500
This area is the first recovery hurdle and may attract fresh selling pressure if price rebounds.

Second Resistance: 67,200–67,600
A move back above this zone would improve the short-term outlook and reduce bearish pressure.

Key Support

First Support: 65,400–65,600
Price is approaching this important support zone, where buyers may attempt to slow the current decline.

Second Support: 64,800–65,000
If the first support fails, this area becomes the next major demand zone and could determine whether a larger correction develops.

Market Sentiment

Market sentiment has shifted to cautiously bearish.

The recent decline reflects weakening buying momentum and increasing profit-taking. While the broader trend remains constructive over the medium term, short-term momentum currently favors sellers until a meaningful recovery develops.

Please share your view below:

Will Japan 225 find support around 65,500 and rebound? Or is this the beginning of a deeper correction?

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