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USD/JPY chart - Trading View
- USD/JPY is struggling to gather upside momentum, the pair has failed to break above 112 handle.
- The major is currently trading at 111.76, down 0.11% at 0400 GMT.
- Potential risk aversion in the stock markets keeps safe-haven bids for the Japanese yen intact.
- Technical bias remains neutral to slightly bullish. Breakout above 112 handle required for further upside.
- Focus on US ADP employment change and updates from the trade negotiations between the US and China.
- The ADP employment change is expected to weaken to 189K in February from 213K prior.
- The pair is currently holding 5-DMA support at 111.73. Break below eyes 200-DMA. Violation at 200-DMA negates any bullish bias.
Support levels - 111.73 (5-DMA), 111.35 (200-DMA), 110.97 (110-EMA)
Resistance levels - 112, 112.43 (78.6% Fib), 113
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