AUD/JPY
AUDJPY96.692JPY
Today
+0.40%
1 Week
-1.15%
1 Month
-0.67%
6 Months
-7.71%
Year to Date
-0.47%
1 Year
-0.61%
Key Data Points
Opening Price
96.27Previous Closing Price
96.306Indicators
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AUD/JPY Trading Strategy
Trading Strategy
The MACD must penetrate its zero line to expect further downside.
Alternative scenario
the upside breakout of 97.18, would call for 97.66 and 97.95.
Comment
target 95.85.
AUD/JPY News
AUD/JPY climbs above mid-96.00s after Chinese data; upside potential seems limited
The AUD/JPY cross recovers slightly from a nearly one-month low, around the 96.26 region touched during the Asian session on Friday and for now, seems to have snapped a two-day losing streak.
AUD/JPY moves above 97.50 due to strong commodity prices, improved market sentiment
AUD/JPY gains ground for the second successive day, trading around 97.60 during the European hours on Tuesday.
AUD/JPY hovers around 98.00, upside seems possible due to uncertainty over BoJ rate hikes
AUD/JPY remains steady after its recent losses registered in the previous session, trading around 98.00 during the early European hours on Friday.
AUD/JPY depreciates to near 98.00 due to rising dovish sentiment surrounding the RBA
AUD/JPY losses ground as the Australian Dollar (AUD) faces challenges against its peers following domestic economic data, along with China's CPI inflation report released on Thursday.
Japan's Nikkei ends lower as investors book profits; chip-related shares weigh
TOKYO, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average closed lower on Thursday as investors sold stocks to book profits after a recent rally, with chip-related shares dragging on the index the most.
Former BOJ Governor Kuroda Supports Rate Hikes, yet Japanese Yen Remains Weak
TradingKey - A stronger US Dollar and surging US bond yields continue to weigh on the Japanese Yen, despite recent signals of support for more rate hikes from Japan and warnings from Finance Minister.
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