Yen Rebounded after Japan Played Intervention Game Beautifully
Action Insight Weekly Report 10-22-22
Yen Rebounded after Japan Played Intervention Game Beautifully

It's a week of drama. In the UK, Liz Truss became the shortest-serving Prime Minister as political chaos continued, and the race for the next PM started immediately. In the US, stocks surged on Friday on talks that Fed could start slowing its rate hikes in December. Meanwhile, in Japan, the government waited patiently until a golden opportunity came to all-in intervene.

The net results are, Dollar ended as the worst performer, but Yen was somewhat a close second. The fact that Swiss Franc was the third weakest indicates clearly an improvement in sentiment. New Zealand Dollar was the strongest one, followed by Aussie and Loonie. Meanwhile, Euro and Sterling were just mixed, with Euro a touch better.

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EUR/JPY Weekly Outlook

EUR/JPY's up trend resumed last week and hit as high as 148.38. But subsequent retreats indicates that it's turned into another consolidation phase. Initial bias is turned neutral this week first. Downside should be contained by 140.88/144.06 support zone to bring another rally. Break of 148.38 will resume larger up trend to 100% projection of 133.38 to 145.62 from 137.32 at 149.56, which is close to 149.76 long term resistance.

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