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DAILY FREE FOREX SIGNALS FOR 30-05-2019 сигнал форекс ежедневно

EURCAD SELL-1.50296
SL-1.50665
TP1-1.50103
TP2-1.49923

EURAUD SELL-1.60532
SL-1.60930
TP1-1.60271
TP2-1.59998

USDCAD SELL-1.35131
SL-1.35484
TP1-1.34957
TP2-1.34751

GBPUSD SELL-1.26226
SL-1.26597
TP1-1.26046
TP2-1.25821

EURUSD SELL-1.11297
SL-1.11709
TP1-1.11143
TP2-1.11000

GBPCHF BUY -1.27553
SL-1.27046
TP1-1.27870
TP2-1.28251

GBPJPY BUY -138.648
SL-138.251
TP1-138.885
TP2-139.196

AUDCAD SELL-0.93551
SL-0.93908
TP1-0.93148
TP2-0.92935

GBPNZD BUY -1.93800
SL-1.93340
TP1-1.93999
TP2-1.94264
DAILY FREE FOREX SIGNALS FOR 30-05-2019 сигнал форекс ежедневно
CADJPY BUY -81.298
SL-80.818
TP1-81.524
TP2-81.750

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USD/JPY continues to bounce around between 109.15 to 109.70 levels

USD/JPY holds firm amid calmer tones but price action this week shows that traders are indecisive

USD/JPY goes forward to bounce around between 109.152 to 109.702 levels

USD/JPY D1 30-05

The pair still sits in a narrow range today (20 pips) but is at the highs as markets are in a calmer mood to start the new day. Treasury yields are mostly flat after a recovery in overnight trading while US equity futures are up by 0.2% ahead of European trading.
That said, the price action that we saw yesterday pretty much epitomises the kind of mood we’re seeing in the pair this week i.e. traders are finding it hard to settle on a firm direction. In that sense, sentiment is not helped by the fact that Treasury yields rose towards the end of US trading yesterday after a sharp fall earlier in the week.
The thing that puzzles me most this week is that USD/JPY is still sitting at this range despite global yields tumbling and as 10-year Treasury yields hit lows not seen since 2017. But after observing how yields came back up yesterday, it could be a hint of caution that a straightforward risk-off run may not be so straightforward.
Right now, the bond market is in charge of trading direction so the best way to get a grip of yen pairs is to go with the flow and what they are telling us. Using USD/JPY as a gauge:
USD/JPY goes forward to bounce around between 109.152 to 109.702 levels

USD/JPY H1 30-05

The near-term bias is now more neutral as price holds in between both key hourly moving averages. That also backs the case that traders remain indecisive in chasing a risk-off move for the time being. The risk for sellers here is if price starts lurking towards the 200-hour MA (blue line) @ 109.81 and break above that.
It would signal that the near-term bias is turning more bullish again but I reckon we need the bond market to also confirm such a move. And the same can be said for the case for a downside move in USD/JPY.
If global yields continue to fall further, I just don’t see how the pair can continue to trade at its current levels. Eventually, something’s gotta give and when it does, it could get real ugly, real fast. I’d watch for a move below offers lined up at 109.00 and the May low @ 109.02. If that breaks, we could see more follow through selling to drive the pair down quickly.
But once again, it all depends on the bond market right now.