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USD/JPY: the epidemiological situation in Japan is rapidly deteriorating 28 July 2022, 11:47

  USD/JPY: the epidemiological situation in Japan is rapidly deteriorating 28 July 2022, 11:47 Scenario Timeframe Weekly Reco...

Dec 19, 2018

YM: general review 19 December 2018, 12:40


Scenario
Timeframe Intraday
Recommendation SELL STOP
Entry Point 23437.0
Take Profit 23136.9
Stop Loss 23618.0
Key Levels 23136.9, 23437.5, 23828.1, 24218.8
Current trend
The Dow Jones continues to fall: an important support level is at 4/8 Murrey or 23437.5. If it is broken down, the next target will be 23136.9.
The markets are pressured by the negative data from the United States. The index of business activity of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York unexpectedly dropped to 10.9 points against the forecast of 20.6. The housing price index also fell to 56 points (the minimum value over the past three years). An important event today will be the Fed meeting on interest rates and the Jerome Powell's conference, on which forecasts for monetary policy for next year will be presented. If statements are made that the interest rate will not change so aggressively, it can support the stock market. Due to increased volatility and slower economic growth, market participants expect that in 2019 the interest rate will be increased only once. Investors are also worried about the shutdown threat — a temporary suspension of government operations if President Donald Trump cannot reach an agreement with Congress on financing government spending law. The procedure can be started on December 21st.
Support and resistance
Stochastic is at 19 points and does not provide a signal for the opening of positions.
Resistance levels: 23828.1, 24218.8.
Support levels: 23437.5, 23136.9.

Trading tips
Short positions may be opened after a breakout of the support level of 23437.5 with the take profit at 23136.9 and stop loss at 23618.0.

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