The Japanese Yen recorded a rather timid end to the month of March surrendering some of its gains recorded in the early part of the month. The 9th of March brought the SVB Bank saga to the fore and fears around a potential fallout saw the Yen benefit as investors fled toward safe have assets.
Overall sentiment has since improved, the last week of March saw the Yen take abit of a beating with the Euro in particular putting in some impressive gains. EURJPY is currently trading back at the level it was prior to the SVB fallout, around the 145.00 level as the Yen remains weak this morning. Taking a look at the currency strength chart below the Yen is the second weakest currency as the European session kicked into gear.
USDJPY h1 main trend is still down. After a short accumulation at the end of yesterday, the pair is now showing signs of continuing to decline. Recommended sell to current price 131.50, SL: 132.10, TP: 130.60
Overall sentiment has since improved, the last week of March saw the Yen take abit of a beating with the Euro in particular putting in some impressive gains. EURJPY is currently trading back at the level it was prior to the SVB fallout, around the 145.00 level as the Yen remains weak this morning. Taking a look at the currency strength chart below the Yen is the second weakest currency as the European session kicked into gear.
USDJPY h1 main trend is still down. After a short accumulation at the end of yesterday, the pair is now showing signs of continuing to decline. Recommended sell to current price 131.50, SL: 132.10, TP: 130.60
