Japanese Yen Technical Analysis: EUR/JPY, CAD/JPY. What Happened to Momentum?
JAPANESE YEN, EUR/JPY, CAD/JPY - TALKING POINTS AND ANALYSIS

JAPANESE YEN, EUR/JPY, CAD/JPY - TALKING POINTS AND ANALYSIS

While risk markets have come back to life in the month of June, the anti-risk Yen has continued to be bid. Is this highlighting a harboring theme of risk aversion that may soon return?

With ECB President Mario Draghi talking up the possibility of more stimulus, the Euro is under renewed pressure across the board.

The June European Central Bank rate decision and policy meeting will arrive on Thursday, June 6 at 11:45 GMT.

Signs of risk aversion continue to stack up as equities remain on their back foot after last week's FOMC rate decision. Is a return of Q4 risk aversion on the way back?

The Euro is heading lower today, but is this the backdrop for bears to take-control?

The April Bank of Japan meeting is set to conclude on Thursday, April 24, sometime after 1:00 GMT.

This could be a big week for the Euro: The ECB rate decision is on Wednesday, and both EURUSD and EURJPY are bouncing after tests of key support areas on the chart.

The April European Central Bank rate decision is on Wednesday, April 10 at 12:45 GMT.

The first quarter of 2019 produced significant technical reversals across multiple asset crosses, setting up what should be a crucial second quarter of 2019.

The European economic environment yields nothing more than a gloomy picture, which could continue to hobble the Euro into the second quarter.

At the March meeting, the Governing Council announced its intention to start a third TLRO program.

The start of the second quarter and the first week of April bring about the typical smattering of ‘high’ rated events, including the RBA meeting.

In a continued race to the bottom, EURUSD rallied after a dovish ECB rate decision and the US Dollar has rallied after a dovish FOMC rate decision.

The Q2 open nears as a number of FX themes remain of interest, and risk aversion has taken a step back after re-appearing following FOMC last week.

Inflation rates in the Eurozones largest economy appear to have stabilized in the near-term.

The European Central Bank announced a fresh round of TLTRO's this morning, and the Euro is dropping. But - can sellers finally break the three-month

Inflation has been running more and more below the ECBs medium-term target while topline growth readings have slowed. The odds of a hike around summer

Even as economic data momentum has started to improve in recent days, concerns linger about the stability of price pressures and how it may impact

The economic calendar contains few items of interest in the coming days, but revisions to the Q418 German and Eurozone GDP releases should keep help