111.157
Today
+0.03%
5 Days
-2.88%
1 Month
-0.70%
6 Months
+1.31%
Year to Date
+6.29%
1 Year
+16.59%
Opening Price
111.056Previous Closing Price
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The upside prevails as long as 110.69 is support, with 111.40 and 111.59 as targets
below 110.69, expect 110.37 and 110.18.
The upside prevails as long as 110.69 is support, with 111.40 and 111.59 as targets
The AUD/JPY cross trades in positive territory near 110.70, snapping the six-day losing streak, during the early European trading hours on Tuesday.

The AUD/JPY cross attracts heavy follow-through selling and touches its lowest level since late March, around the 109.40-109.35 region at the start of a new week.

The AUD/JPY cross turns lower for the fifth straight day after a modest uptick to the 111.20 region on Monday and drops to its lowest level since early April during the Asian session.

The AUD/JPY cross builds on the previous day's goodish rebound from sub-111.00 levels, or the lowest since April 7, and gains strong positive traction during the Asian session on Friday.

AUD/JPY tumbles on Thursday as a sudden surge in the Japanese Yen (JPY) sweeps across Yen crosses, fuelling speculation that Japanese authorities intervened to support the currency after USD/JPY hit a 40-year high earlier this month.

The AUD/JPY cross declines to around 113.65 during the early European session on Thursday. The pair currently trades 0.65% lower on the week as the likelihood of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raising interest rates has fallen.

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