AUD/JPY (Australian Dollar to Yen) Forecast, Page 1

EURUSD still cannot decide if they want to go up or down. The major neckline is still a support so we do not have a sell signal but in the same time, the line connecting the top of the head and the right shoulder is also intact. For a proper

The last week was very eventful for the USDJPY. Apart from the technical analysis, positive sentiment was strengthened here by the rise of the global exchanges. In the last week, USDJPY broke three important resistances. In theory, that should be a strong buy signal. Let us see if the positive

AUDJPY used the inverse head and shoulders pattern to come back above the long-term resistance on the 80.7. Later, the price created a flag pattern and used that to bounce from this level and climb higher making new mid-term tops. The sentiment is back to the positive one.Gold is climbing

Yesterday and today, EURAUD is climbing higher but just to test the super important horizontal resistance. EURAUD met a combination of three crucial elements. First one is the upper line of the bearish flag formation. The second one is the horizontal resistance, which previously, for many weeks was a support

AUD/USDNotwithstanding the AUDUSD’s sustained trading above a fortnight long ascending trend-line, the pair can’t be termed strong as immediate downward slanting TL, at 0.7455, followed by the 0.7480-85 horizontal-region, still stand tall to challenge the buyers. In case the pair surpasses the 0.7485, the 0.7500 may offer an intermediate halt

After a phase of heavy growth in the middle of July, the USD has finally given Yen a chance to reassert itself. It looks like now the market is almost not interested in safe assets as Yen, for example, and is calmly assessing external risk levels.Now, investors are paying more

AUD/USDHaving registered another failure to surpass the 50-day SMA, the AUDUSD is likely declining towards the 0.7350 and the 0.7310 supports; though, 61.8% FE level of its recent dip, around 0.7255, can limit the pair’s following downside. Should Bears refrain to respect the 0.7255 mark, the medium-term descending trend-line, at

The Dollar/Yen is trading sharply lower early Monday as investors continue to react to a combination of potentially bearish fundamental and technical events.At 0618 GMT, the USD/JPY is trading 110.931, down 0.532 or 0.47%.The forex pair opened lower early Monday in reaction to U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments on the

Worse CPI in the UK sends the GBP lower. On the GBPCAD it helps to break the long-term up trendline and the lower line of the rectangle. That is a strong sell.AUDJPY created two shooting stars on the daily chart and the head and shoulders formation on the H4. We

The USDJPY is coiling for a significant break and the technical analysis points to higher levels. This article focuses on a potential bullish case for the pair and how should bulls position to take the most out of the upcoming trend.A mandatory condition for a bullish flag is a vertical

The end of the last week and the start of this one are great for the currencies from the antipodes: AUD and NZD. In the battle of those two, the AUD seems a bit stronger, that is why we will focus on the first one. If you trade, you buy

AUD/USDFollowing its U-turn from 0.7805–0.7800 horizontal-resistance, the AUDUSD seems declining towards 0.7725-20 support test, but oversold RSI may confine the pair’s further downside, failing to which can highlight the 0.7700 and the 0.7670 rest-points. During the pair’s additional south-run beneath the 0.7670, the 0.7650 may become an important level to

Wednesday is a Head and Shoulders day in our analysis! Today we do have three great trading occasions for you based on this popular pattern.First one is the USDCAD, where the price created a big Head and Shoulders pattern. I bet that many traders saw that and were expecting the bearish

USD/JPYEven after bouncing off the 105.50-45 support-zone, the USDJPY still struggles with two-month old descending trend-line, at 106.85 now, before the crucial US NFP. Should the employment details please USD buyers, the pair may surpass 106.85 and can rise towards 107.20 and the 107.60 but its following recovery has to

USD/JPYHaving been defeated by 107.90 again, the USDJPY seem declining towards 107.00 re-test, breaking which 106.70 and the 106.40 are likely to appear on the chart. In case if the pair continue trading down below 106.40, the 106.00 may act as a small barrier during its south-run in direction to

AUD/USDAUDUSD’s gradual recovery from 0.7758 recently reversed from 0.7890 horizontal-line, which in-turn signals the pair’s pullback to 0.7850 TL support. Should the pair break 0.7850, the 0.7830 and the 0.7790 are likely intermediate halts that it can avail before re-testing the 0.7760-55 support-zone. Moreover, pair’s declines below 0.7755 can make

Many macroeconomic reports are being released that could be important for the yen; two things, however, will prevail: Haruhiko Kuroda re-election as the BoJ governor and the demand for the yen as a safe haven.Safe haven thing is quite clear: when there’s tumult in the markets, investors are always looking

AUD/USDDespite AUDUSD’s inability to extend recent north-run beyond 0.8135, the pair is less likely to decline much unless clearing the seven-week old ascending trend-line, at 0.8030 now. As a result, pair’s present up-moves are expected to confront the 0.8125-35 region but overbought RSI might restrict its additional rise. Should buyers

While the Yen has gotten stronger this morning, speculators may believe the Yen will still gain against the U.S Dollar.Yen Maintaining Tight Range Past WeekThe Yen continues to maintain a tight trading range. The Japanese currency is trading near 111.00 against the U.S Dollar.USD/JPY 1H ChartThe currency has made a

September 2017 support levels may now become the focus for Yen traders.Yen Proves Capable of Sustaining GainsThe Yen has proven capable of sustaining strong gains against the U.S Dollar. The Japanese currency is near 110.80 after having broken important support levels last week.USD/JPY 1H ChartA look at a short-term and