
EUR/JPY Hits Its Most Oversold Since 2024 on French Debt
USD/JPY technical analysis shows an intact long-term uptrend, while EUR/JPY sits at oversold extremes last seen in 2024 on French debt uncertainty.
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USD/JPY technical analysis shows an intact long-term uptrend, while EUR/JPY sits at oversold extremes last seen in 2024 on French debt uncertainty.

USD/JPY and EUR/JPY are flashing daily oversold momentum signals not seen since 2024, raising the risk of a near-term reversal ahead of the U.S. CPI report and Federal Reserve policy decision.

EUR/USD flashes reversal signals after a powerful move higher, just as markets wait for Scott Bessent to provide more detail on how he plans to take pressure off the long end of the US curve.

The intervention may have delivered a sharp reversal, but the forces that drove USD/JPY higher haven't gone away. Until they do, betting against the broader trend remains a risky proposition.

EUR/USD has tracked yields, equities and crude almost perfectly over the past week, yet the price still can’t convincingly break higher. EUR/JPY faces a similar battle with intervention fears looming overhead.

With EUR/JPY threatening a bullish breakout and BOJ decision fast approaching, traders face a mix of technical opportunity and major event risk.

Euro strength accelerates as Trump outlines a path to end the Iran war, fuelling upside breaks in EUR/USD and EUR/JPY.

Yen strength has returned, triggering reversal signals in USD/JPY and pressure across GBP/JPY and EUR/JPY. The setup is there, but timing around Japan’s fiscal year-end complicates the read.

The price is wedged beneath resistance, but the bigger signal is how markets are trading headlines. Good news sticks, bad news fades, and that skews directional risks higher.

Bearish reversal signals warned momentum may be vulnerable, yet bulls stepped back in across the yen crosses. Whether that resilience holds may soon be tested.

Bearish reversal signals in EUR/JPY and GBP/JPY have put bullish trends on notice. With both pairs testing support, traders may not have to wait long for confirmation.

Both EUR/JPY and EUR/CHF are testing familiar highs as trend signals remain constructive. Will buyers force a breakout, or is a pullback on the cards?

USDJPY, EURJPY Outlook: while the USDJPY ascended in line with the DXY, realigning with overbought signals seen in January, EURJPY is tracing 35-year highs, with overbought signals last seen in 2007. Volatility risks are expected during the FOMC and BOJ meetings this week.
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