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AUD/JPY: A CURRENCY PAIR IN THE SPOTLIGHT

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CAPITALCOM:AUDJPY   Australian Dollar / Japanese Yen
Key fundamental factors to watch for in the AUD/JPY currency pair:

Australian economic data: The AUD is sensitive to data releases such as GDP growth, unemployment rate, and retail sales. Positive economic data releases tend to boost the AUD, while negative data releases tend to weigh on the currency.
Japanese economic data: The JPY is sensitive to data releases such as GDP growth, industrial production, and inflation. Positive economic data releases tend to weigh on the JPY, while negative data releases tend to boost the currency.
Risk sentiment: The AUD/JPY currency pair is sensitive to risk sentiment in the global market. When risk sentiment is strong, the AUD tends to rise against the JPY. When risk sentiment is weak, the JPY tends to rise against the AUD.
Interest rate expectations: The AUD/JPY currency pair is sensitive to shifts in interest rate expectations between Australia and Japan. If interest rates are expected to rise in Australia relative to Japan, the AUD tends to rise against the JPY.


Technical Analysis
30-Minute Chart


The AUD/JPY currency pair is currently trading in a bullish trend on the 30-minute chart. The price is above the 50 and 200-period moving averages, and the MACD indicator is above the signal line. The RSI indicator is also above 50, which indicates that the pair is not overbought.

According to the Elliot Wave Theory, on the 30min chart, we are now forming a Wave C on the downside. If the analysis is valid, the marked levels (or around them) will be touched and then the downtrend will continue for a short-medium term, before the market resumes its uptrend, forming a next impulsive wave on the upside.

Key technical levels to watch on the 30-minute chart:

Support: 95.059, 95.132, 95.173
Resistance: 95.246, 95.278, 95.351

4-Hour Chart

The AUD/JPY currency pair is also trading in a bullish trend on the 4-hour chart. The price is above the 50 and 200-period moving averages, and the MACD indicator is above the signal line. The RSI indicator is also above 50, which indicates that the pair is not overbought.

Key technical levels to watch on the 4-hour chart:

Support: 95.059, 95.132, 95.173
Resistance: 95.246, 95.278, 95.351
Daily Chart

The AUD/JPY currency pair is trading in a neutral trend on the daily chart. The price is between the 50 and 200-period moving averages, and the MACD indicator is crossing above the signal line. The RSI indicator is also at 50, which indicates that the pair is neither overbought nor oversold.

Key technical levels to watch on the daily chart:

Support: 95.059, 94.958, 94.857
Resistance: 95.246, 95.351, 95.456


Overall Outlook

The AUD/JPY currency pair is currently trading in a bullish trend on the 30-minute and 4-hour charts. However, the pair is trading in a neutral trend on the daily chart.

Bullish traders will be looking for a break above the 95.246 resistance level on the 30-minute and 4-hour charts. A break above this level could lead to a further rally towards the 95.351 resistance level.

Bearish traders will be looking for a break below the 95.059 support level on the 30-minute and 4-hour charts. A break below this level could lead to a further decline towards the 94.958 support level.

**Traders should also pay attention to the overall risk sentiment in the global market.

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