After all, the Japanese barely offer any interest in, even with the interest rate cut coming out of the Bank of England, the market will still see the overnight rate at 5%. So, you’re earning well over 4.5% to simply hang on to this pair, and traders will be paying close attention to that. And of course, the pair is oversold. Its Been Due for a Few DaysSo, I think it’s probably due to bounce anyway. If we can recapture the 200 day EMA, I think a lot of traders will jump in based on FOMO and we’ll have to see how things work out from there. The other side of the equation of course is that we break down below the crucial 190 yen level. And I think at that point in time, you probably have a scenario where you end up just completely retracing the entire move, basically from Christmas of last year. The 190 yen level is also the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level, so that comes into play as well, as a lot of traders will look at that as some type of guidepost. 
Another factor that you need to pay close attention to is risk appetite. After all, the interest rate differential does favor more of a “risk on move”, as traders try to look for stable currency markets to pay swap at the end of each day. After all, even if you do get a little bit of a swap and at the same time the currency moves 300 pips against you, that doesn’t do much good. Stabilization will begin more buying before it is all said and done. More By This Author:Crude Oil Forecast: Continues To Follow A Bigger Triangle PatternGBP/JPY Forecast: Pound Gets Crushed Against The YenGold Forecast: Continues to Look Strong As We Wait for the Fed
