Market Analysis
AUDUSD midweek: Aussie reclaims 0.6987 after Monday dip, 2026-07-13
AUDUSD trades at 0.69875 midweek, up roughly 46 pips from Monday's open, with a thin back-half calendar and the daily PBOC fix in focus.
2 min readJPN225 opened the week at 64,004 on Monday and closed Friday at 66,216, gaining 2,212 points or 3.5% across five volatile sessions. Wednesday's sharp reversal from 66,473 to 64,619 marked the week's drama before buyers stepped back in.
The calendar shows no scheduled economic events for the week starting June 1st. Without data releases or central bank meetings to drive directional moves, price action will likely track global risk sentiment and technical levels.
In the absence of local catalysts, JPN225 typically correlates with overnight moves in US equities and any shifts in yen strength. Watch how Asian markets open each day and whether buyers defend last week's gains above 66,000.
If JPN225 holds above the psychological 66,000 level early this week, the recent high at 66,633 from Friday becomes the obvious target. A break above that level would put the index in uncharted territory for the year. However, if sellers push below 65,500, Wednesday's low at 64,619 offers the next major support.
Current positioning shows 52.1% of traders long versus 47.9% short as of Sunday morning. This near-balanced sentiment suggests no overwhelming directional bias, leaving room for momentum in either direction once the week's trend establishes.
Three levels stand out for reference: the round 66,000 mark that capped Thursday's action, Friday's high at 66,633 as potential resistance, and Wednesday's swing low at 64,619 as key support. These are reference points for context, not entry signals. Open an LHFX account to trade JPN225 as this technical week unfolds.
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