1. EUR/USD Analysis:
News Summary:
Economists at Capital Economics noted that while wage growth in the euro zone remains high, there are good reasons to expect services sector inflation to start falling again. Services inflation peaked at 5.6% in July 2023 before falling to 4.0% in November and has hovered around this level since then. Several forces causing continued service sector inflation should be short-lived. However, strong wage growth is likely to keep service sector inflation high.

Trend Analysis:
We can see EUR/USD H4 level continues to rise and runs above the 48 hours moving average. However, the MACD double line and energy bar further form a top divergence above the zero axis. The sell limit could be placed, stop loss is mandatory.

Today's Key Price Levels:
Key Support Levels: [1.1040]
Key Resistance Levels: [1.1180]
Pivot Points [1.1150]


2. USD/JPY Analysis:

News Summary:
Japan's Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company said that as domestic and foreign interest rate spreads continue to narrow, the yen will move towards the level of 135 against the US dollar, and the Bank of Japan may further raise interest rates before the end of the year. The era of continuous purchases of Japanese government bonds is over, and foreign bonds should remain a mid to long-term investment option. While hedging costs for foreign bond investments remain high, there is significant potential due to currency fluctuations and falling US long-term interest rates.

Trend Analysis:
We can see USD/JPY fluctuated and fell and is still moving below the 48 hours moving average. In addition, the MACD energy bar and double lines bottomed out and contracted near the zero axis. The buy limit could be arranged, stop loss is necessary.

Today's Key Price Levels:
Key Support Levels: [144.20]
Key Resistance Levels: [148.60]
Pivot Points [145.00]