Japan’s currency USDJPY, strengthened as North Korean launched a missile that crossed over Japan on 29th Aug 2017. Yen had made a low around 108.27 and made a 2-month low followed by a strong intraday pullback leaving a strong tail on the bar chart. Trading sentiment was extremely negative and the bias still holds negative. However a follow through rally is anticipated in USDJPY and has the probability to establish a short/medium term trend reversal.
Support Zone in USDJPY comes around 108.25. Any possible trend reversal could test a possible resistance zone around 111 in the near term.
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