Australian Dollar vs Japanese Yen (AUD/JPY) edged lower as ongoing technical selling pressure drove the pair near session lows. This move is reinforced by the clear downside bias, with prices remaining below all key moving averages and seller control limiting any upside attempts.
Highlights
- AUD/JPY trades below the 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day moving averages, indicating persistent downside pressure across all time frames.
- Most momentum indicators confirm a bearish setup, with MACD and ADX showing selling conditions and oversold readings on Stochastic RSI and CCI.
- AUD/JPY is expected to remain in a sideways range of ¥107.74 to ¥108.82 over the next five trading days, with a high probability of a further decline.
Bearish technical setup as weak momentum aligns with supports
AUD/JPY trades below the 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day moving averages at ¥110.08, ¥110.36, and ¥112.2, indicating persistent short-, medium-, and long-term downside pressure. The moving average setup remains bearish, with the MA-50 below the MA-200. Immediate support is found at ¥108.17, while resistance is set at ¥108.61. Technical momentum remains weak: both MACD and ADX indicate sell conditions. The RSI is neutral, while Stochastic RSI and CCI are in oversold zones, pointing to temporary selling exhaustion, and Bull/Bear Power confirms intraday seller dominance.
Earlier, analysts noted that AUD/JPY was entrenched in a persistent bearish trend with sustained downward momentum. The current technical setup strengthens this view, with traders advised to monitor ¥107.74 as a critical level that could trigger another round of downside if breached.