USD/JPY Steps Back From its 2nd Tier Trend Lines

The USD/JPY is backing away from our 2nd tier uptrend line again as the Dollar appreciates across the board in reaction to China's repeated call for a new global monetary standard. In the mean time, the USD/JPY remains the beacon for investor indecisiveness. While bears are tempted to test the downside potential of the USD/JPY with the currency pair trading in a dangerous zone, the bulls continually come to the USD/JPY's defense to keep the currency pair from falling off a cliff. The result is a relatively tight and moderate trading rage. As for the immediate-term, it will be interesting to see how the USD/JPY interacts with June 23rd and 24th lows. We've seen the USD/JPY play with fire before only to pop back above our 2nd tier. However, if the USD/JPY is serious about a pullback this time, we could witness a near-term movement towards our 1st tier uptrend line. After all, we have several trend lines reaching their respective inflection points today. Declining volume supports a movement to the downside, yet the USD/JPY would likely need a large, corresponding movement across the marketplace to fall beneath May 22nd lows.
Present Price: 95.25
Resistances: 95.73, 96.33, 96.90, 97.45, 98.05
Supports: 94.99, 94.45, 93.76, 93.32, 92.46
Psychological: 90, 95, 100

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