EUR/JPY signals

EUR/JPY signals, with every result on record

MarketPro has published and closed 13 EUR/JPY signals since January 2026. 10 reached at least the first target, 2 hit the stop first and 1 closed with no result. Every one is on this page, the losing trades included.

Last reviewed by the MarketPro research desk · Editorial policy

Closed signals

13

since January 2026

Win rate

76.9%

10 of 13 reached TP1
Break-even at this ratio: 32.1%

Net result

+497 pips

+549 won, −52 lost

Average win / loss

+55 / −26

2.11 to 1 reward to risk

Figures measured from the live signal database on . Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Losses
2 stopped before any target
No result
1 closed early or expired, counted against the rate
Furthest target reached
TP1 3 · TP2 2 · TP3 5
Buy / sell
Buy 5, 80% won Sell 8, 75% won
Profit factor
10.56
Max drawdown
−30 pips peak to trough of the running total
Longest losing run
1 in a row
Median time open
16h 47m
Best signal
+126 pips 19 Jan 2026
Worst signal
−30 pips 20 Aug 2026
Running total, in pipsEach point is one closed signal, in the order it closed. Hover or use the arrow keys for detail.
January 2026September 2026
Recent signals

The 12 most recent EUR/JPY signals

Newest first, in the order they closed, whatever the outcome. Nothing is picked out: the rest are in the full log below.

17 Sep 2026

1H · Momentum cross

Sell
Entry
178.874
Stop
179.156 hit
TP1
178.705 reached
TP2
178.554 reached
TP3
178.253

TP2 reached, then stopped +32 pips

Published 17 Sep 2026, 12:03 UTC · closed after 11h 42m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY short on a fresh 1h EMA cross down, backed by aligned bearish 4h and daily structure with price rolling over from the 179.35 area. Stop sits above the recent swing at 179.16 (~1.5x ATR); TP1 at 178.705 is a tight ~0.5x-stop target with clean air below. Caveat: RSI is only just under 50 and the last several bars bounced, so short-term momentum has stalled, the entry leans on higher-timeframe trend rather than a strong impulse. Note also this adds to existing yen-long exposure in the book. Educational idea, not advice.

16 Sep 2026

1H · Breakout · Limit order

Sell
Entry
178.880
Stop
179.100 hit
TP1
178.744
TP2
178.660
TP3
178.460

Stopped out −22 pips

Published 16 Sep 2026, 12:03 UTC · closed after 1h 15m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY broke below its ~12-bar coil (178.883) with a decisive expansion bar while both the 4h and daily trends are bearish, a continuation short. The candidate's raw TP1 was too tight to clear the pip floor, so I placed a sellLimit back at the broken level (178.88) for a cleaner retest fill, with the stop above recent 1h structure (179.10) and targets stepped down toward the day's lower range. Note: several ECB speakers (Lagarde 16:00/17:00 UTC) could add EUR volatility after entry, and our book already carries multiple yen shorts, so size accordingly.

11 Sep 2026

1H · Range fade

Sell
Entry
179.243
Stop
179.790
TP1
178.949 reached
TP2
178.668 reached
TP3
178.107 reached

TP3 reached +114 pips

Published 11 Sep 2026, 02:03 UTC · closed after 10h 40m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY has rejected the upper edge of a broad, well-tested H1 range (179.535 top, 178.245 base) with RSI hooking down from 66 to 56. The short also aligns with a bearish 4h and daily backdrop, so the fade runs with higher-timeframe pressure rather than against it. Stop sits above the range high; TP1 targets the range interior at ~0.5x the stop distance, TP2/TP3 deeper toward the base. Risks: this strategy has bled R recently, we already hold several JPY-long positions (correlated), and low-impact EUR data plus a Lagarde speech land later in the session. Idea, not advice.

8 Sep 2026

1H · Breakout · Limit order

Sell
Entry
178.857
Stop
179.347
TP1
178.612 reached
TP2
178.367 reached
TP3
177.877 reached

TP3 reached +98 pips

Published 8 Sep 2026, 00:03 UTC · closed after 2h 20m

Free signalAI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY has broken decisively below the 179.21 level (its 20-day and 5-day low) after a sustained decline from ~181.6, with the 4h trend bearish and broad yen strength supporting further downside. We use a sell limit at 178.857 to sell into a small pullback toward the broken level rather than chasing the current quote, with the stop above the coil at 179.347. TP1 sits at half the stop distance with clean air below. Risks: the daily trend is only partially aligned, and selling into fresh multi-day lows can see a snap-back bounce, so keep size measured. Only low/medium EUR data later in the…

26 Aug 2026

1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
185.436
Stop
185.221
TP1
185.573 reached
TP2
185.651 reached
TP3
185.845 reached

TP3 reached +41 pips

Published 26 Aug 2026, 05:15 UTC · closed after 2d 3h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY is fading the lower edge of a well-tested 1h range (185.35 floor touched 5 times). RSI reset to ~34 and is hooking back up while the 4h and daily trends are bullish, favouring a bounce toward the range interior. Entry near the current quote, stop below the range low, and a tight first target keep the geometry balanced; TP2/TP3 sit inside the range short of the 185.95 upper edge. Risk: JPY-cross mean-reversion has been inconsistent recently and low-liquidity Asian-session moves can be choppy, so treat this as an idea, not a certainty.

20 Aug 2026

1H · Range fade

Sell
Entry
184.988
Stop
185.284 hit
TP1
184.840
TP2
184.692
TP3
184.396

Stopped out −30 pips

Published 20 Aug 2026, 03:30 UTC · closed after 4h 27m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY is rejecting the top of a wide, well-tested range (upper 185.12, 9 touches) with RSI hooking down from 68 to 61. The short targets the range interior: TP1 at 184.84 sits ~0.5x the stop distance with clean air, stop parked just above the range high where the thesis breaks. Note this is a mid-RSI JPY-cross fade, historically a weaker profile than deep-extreme fades, and EUR unemployment/PPI data lands later this morning, which can jolt the fill. Sized as a thin, lower-conviction mean-reversion idea.

14 Aug 2026

1H · Range fade

Sell
Entry
184.315
Stop
184.598 hit
TP1
184.150 reached
TP2
184.000
TP3
183.701

TP1 reached, then stopped +16 pips

Published 14 Aug 2026, 18:45 UTC · closed after 2d 14h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY is fading the top of a well-tested H1 range (upper ~184.45). Price rejected the edge with RSI hooking down from 72 to 66, so we short back toward the range interior. Stop sits above the range high; TP1 is roughly half the stop distance for a high-probability first touch, with TP2/TP3 deeper inside. Risks: this is a counter-momentum short after a strong push into the edge, and medium-impact CFTC positioning data is due ~19:30 UTC, keep size modest. Not advice.

13 Aug 2026

1H · Range fade · Limit order

Sell
Entry
183.844
Stop
184.114 hit
TP1
183.709 reached
TP2
183.574
TP3
183.304

TP1 reached, then stopped +13 pips

Published 13 Aug 2026, 21:15 UTC · closed after 16h 47m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY is fading the well-tested top of its 1h range (upper ~183.96, touched 23 times) with RSI hooking down from 63.5 to 57. I set a sell limit back near the edge with a stop above the range top and widened it so TP1 clears the pip floor at half the stop distance; targets sit inside the range toward the interior. This is a mid-strength fade, RSI is not at a deep extreme and the 4h trend is still mildly up, so treat it as a lower-conviction mean-reversion idea. Trade dies if the upper edge breaks.

5 Aug 2026

1H · Range fade

Sell
Entry
182.013
Stop
182.383 hit
TP1
181.870 reached
TP2
181.699
TP3
181.357

TP1 reached, then stopped +14 pips

Published 5 Aug 2026, 10:45 UTC · closed after 1d 3h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

Range-fade short off a well-tested upper edge (182.17, 10 touches) inside a wide ~8 ATR range, with a bearish 4h stack backing the direction. Price is already rejecting the edge, so we take it at market with a stop above the range top and a tight TP1 at ~0.4x the stop distance, targeting the range interior. Caveats priced in: RSI at 63 is only a mild pullback hook, not a deep extreme, and we already hold an AUDJPY short (correlated JPY exposure), so this is a modest-confidence idea. Trade dies if the upper edge breaks.

23 Jul 2026

1H · Trend pullback

Buy
Entry
186.318
Stop
185.931
TP1
186.512 reached
TP2
186.705 reached
TP3
187.090 reached

TP3 reached +77 pips

Published 23 Jul 2026, 17:30 UTC · closed after 6d 2h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY long pullback in a bullish 1h trend with 4h and 1d stacks aligned. Price dipped to ~186.12 and has turned back up (RSI reclaimed 50, now ~54); we join at market with a stop below the pullback structure. TP1 sits at half the stop distance and clears well before the 186.66 5-day high wall. Risks: the hook is fairly shallow and this strategy has been bleeding recently, and Japan inflation (high impact) prints tonight at 23:30 UTC, the stop remains live through it, so size accordingly.

23 Jul 2026

1H · Breakout

Buy
Entry
186.354
Stop
186.153 hit
TP1
186.474 reached
TP2
186.531 reached
TP3
186.720

TP2 reached, then stopped +18 pips

Published 23 Jul 2026, 03:45 UTC · closed after 7h 50m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY broke a tight coil above the 186.21 level (also the 20d/5d high) on a decisive ~1.7 ATR expansion bar, with bullish 4h and daily stacks and broad yen weakness supporting continuation. Stop sits below the broken level; TP1 was lifted to clear the pip floor at ~0.6x the stop, TP2/TP3 near 1x/2x. Risks: this is a fresh-high breakout in thin Asian liquidity (fakeout risk) and a high-impact ECB decision hits at 12:15 UTC, the trade should ideally resolve before then. Multiple JPY-short positions already open adds correlated exposure.

15 Jul 2026

1H · Limit order

Buy
Entry
185.328
Stop
185.047
TP1
185.469
TP2
185.609
TP3
185.890

Order expired before the entry was reached

Published 15 Jul 2026, 13:15 UTC · closed after 4h 4m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

EURJPY 1h uptrend with bullish 4h and daily stacks; price pulled into the EMA zone and RSI has hooked back up through 50 (48.3 to 52.4), a genuine turn rather than a stalled dip. Price has already ticked up to 185.39, so we wait for a retrace to the 185.328 breakout area rather than chasing. Stop sits below the pullback low; TP1 is at roughly half the stop distance for a high-probability first target. Risk: a Bundesbank Nagel speech (EUR, medium) at 16:00 UTC could add noise, and EURJPY has no established base rate here, so sizing is conservative.

Full log

Every EUR/JPY signal

All 13, newest first. Pips follow the counting rules further down the page.

All 13 closed EUR/JPY signals, newest first
ClosedDirectionEntryStopOutcomePips
17 Sep 2026 Sell 178.874 179.156 ✓ TP2, then stop +32
16 Sep 2026 Sell 178.880 179.100 ✕ Stop −22
11 Sep 2026 Sell 179.243 179.790 ✓ TP3 +114
8 Sep 2026 Sell 178.857 179.347 ✓ TP3 +98
28 Aug 2026 Buy 185.436 185.221 ✓ TP3 +41
20 Aug 2026 Sell 184.988 185.284 ✕ Stop −30
17 Aug 2026 Sell 184.315 184.598 ✓ TP1, then stop +16
14 Aug 2026 Sell 183.844 184.114 ✓ TP1, then stop +13
6 Aug 2026 Sell 182.013 182.383 ✓ TP1, then stop +14
29 Jul 2026 Buy 186.318 185.931 ✓ TP3 +77
23 Jul 2026 Buy 186.354 186.153 ✓ TP2, then stop +18
15 Jul 2026 Buy 185.328 185.047 Expired
20 Jan 2026 Buy 183.640 183.245 ✓ TP3 +126

About EUR/JPY

EUR/JPY is the price of one euro in Japanese yen. A classic risk-sentiment cross: it tends to climb when markets are calm and drop quickly when they are not, with the Bank of Japan as a wild card.

The central banks behind it are the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan, and it tends to be most active during the London and Tokyo sessions. MarketPro measures it in pips of 0.01. The most recent winning signal was a sell from 178.874 that reached TP2 at 178.554, a move of 32 pips.

Before acting on any EUR/JPY signal, size it from the stop with the position size calculator, so the loss if it fails is an amount you chose.

How these numbers are counted

  • A win is a signal that reached at least its first take-profit. It is counted at the furthest target it reached, so a signal that touched TP2 is worth the distance to TP2. A stop touched after a target does not turn a win into a loss. 5 wins in this record did touch the stop after their last target; a trader who held the whole position past that target would have given some back.
  • A loss is a signal that hit its stop before any target. It costs the full original stop distance, even where the stop was later moved closer.
  • No result means a signal closed early before any level, or a pending order expired unfilled. These count against the win rate, which is wins divided by every closed signal, and add nothing to the pip total.
  • Pips are measured from the published prices: 0.0001 on most pairs, 0.01 on yen pairs and silver, 0.1 on gold. No spread, commission or slippage is deducted, and your own result depends on your entry, your position size and how you exit.
  • Break-even is the win rate a record with the same average win and average loss would need just to finish flat: 1 ÷ (1 + average win ÷ average loss). A win rate means little without it.

This is the same scoring the app uses for its own track record, so the numbers here and in the app agree.

The record has three sources, and all three are included, because leaving one out would be choosing the record rather than reporting it. In 2024, 35 signals came from a human analyst desk that no longer operates. From March 2024 to February 2026, signals came from an earlier automated system. Since 14 Jul 2026, every signal comes from the current engine, which scans for setups and puts each candidate through an AI review before it can be published. Nothing was published between February 2026 and July 2026. The current engine's figures are also shown on their own, so it can be judged separately.

The whole record, and the current engine on its own
ClosedWin rateNet pipsAvg win / lossBreak-even
All time, since January 2026 13 76.9% +497 +55 / −26 32.1%
Current engine, since 14 Jul 2026 12 75.0% +371 +47 / −26 35.6%

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Written and reviewed by the MarketPro research desk

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FAQ

EUR/JPY signals: common questions

What is MarketPro's EUR/JPY win rate?
Across 13 closed EUR/JPY signals from January 2026 to September 2026, 10 reached at least the first take-profit, a win rate of 76.9%. 2 hit the stop before any target and 1 closed with no result, which count against the rate. The average win was 55 pips and the average loss 26, so a record with that ratio breaks even at 32.1%. Not investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Does MarketPro show its losing EUR/JPY signals?
Yes. 2 EUR/JPY signals hit the stop before reaching a target, and each is in the full log on this page with its entry, stop and result in pips.
How often are EUR/JPY signals published?
13 signals have closed since January 2026, the latest on 17 Sep 2026. There is no fixed schedule: a signal is published only when a setup passes both the engine scan and the review, so some weeks carry several and some carry none.
Are EUR/JPY signals free?
Every account gets free signals each week, drawn from the whole feed, so a free one can be EUR/JPY or any other covered market. 1 signal on this page went out free. Premium unlocks every live signal, and free premium days can be earned through referrals and in-app rewards.
How big is a pip on EUR/JPY?
MarketPro measures EUR/JPY in pips of 0.01, so a move from 178.870 to 178.970 is 10 pips. What a pip is worth in money depends on your position size; the pip calculator works it out.
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