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FXStreet (Mumbai) - The shared currency remains heavily offered versus the Japanese yen in the European session, keeping EUR/JPY in the negative territory below 128 handle, mainly driven by impending Greece concerns which continue to hurt the euro as traders now gear up for German ZEW data amid a rather calmer EUR session.
EUR/JPY pressured by Greece, stronger USD
Currently, the EUR/JPY cross traded lower by -0.18% at 127.76, recovering from fresh 3-day lows of 127.46 levels. The cross in EUR/JPY remains pressured, having recovered partial losses, largely on the back of broad euro weakness as a stronger greenback and uncertainties surrounding Greece continue to keep the shared currency undermined.
On the other hand, the losses in EUR/JPY remain cushioned also on yen weakness versus the US dollar as the USD/JPY extends its upward trajectory eyeing 120 handle.
Meanwhile, there is little on the agenda today, with all eyes turned to German ZEW business surveys for further momentum on the cross.
EUR/JPY Levels to consider
To the upside, the next resistance is located at 128 and above which it could extend gains to at 128.77 (20-DMA) levels. To the downside immediate support might be located at 127 levels below that at 126.85 levels.
