AUD/JPY Price Analysis: Breaks below 104.00, followed by support at 14-day EMA

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  • AUD/JPY could test the key level of 104.00, followed by the upper boundary of the ascending triangle.
  • The momentum indicator 14-day RSI suggests the confirmation of the bullish bias for the pair.
  • The immediate support appears around the 14-day EMA at 103.63 and the lower threshold of the ascending triangle.

AUD/JPY extends its losses to near 103.80 during European trading hours on Thursday. However, the analysis of the daily chart indicates a bullish bias for the AUD/JPY pair, as it remains within an ascending triangle. Furthermore, the momentum indicator 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) is above the 50 level, suggesting confirmation of the bullish outlook.

The AUD/JPY cross could test the immediate resistance at the psychological level of 104.00, followed by the upper boundary of the ascending triangle around 104.80. A breakthrough above this level could reinforce the bullish sentiment, potentially pushing the cross past the psychological level of 105.00, aligning with the highest level of 105.04, which has not been seen since April 2013.

On the downside, the 14-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at 103.62 serves as immediate support for the AUD/JPY cross, followed by the lower threshold of the ascending triangle around the key level of 103.50.

A break below the latter could lead the AUD/JPY cross to navigate the region around the psychological level of 100.00 and the throwback support at 99.93. Further decline could exert downward pressure on the cross, potentially driving it toward April's low of 97.78.

AUD/JPY: Daily Chart

AUD/JPY

Overview
Today last price 103.76
Today Daily Change -0.45
Today Daily Change % -0.43
Today daily open 104.21
 
Trends
Daily SMA20 103.28
Daily SMA50 101.24
Daily SMA100 99.41
Daily SMA200 97.65
 
Levels
Previous Daily High 104.87
Previous Daily Low 104.12
Previous Weekly High 104.56
Previous Weekly Low 103.48
Previous Monthly High 105.04
Previous Monthly Low 97.78
Daily Fibonacci 38.2% 104.4
Daily Fibonacci 61.8% 104.58
Daily Pivot Point S1 103.93
Daily Pivot Point S2 103.65
Daily Pivot Point S3 103.18
Daily Pivot Point R1 104.68
Daily Pivot Point R2 105.15
Daily Pivot Point R3 105.43

 

 

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