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AUD/JPY Technical Analysis: 20-day MA is key support, awaits bull flag breakout

  • The AUD/JPY has created a classic bull flag - a bullish continuation pattern - on the daily chart, meaning a break above the upper edge of the flag would signal a resumption of the rally from the Oct. 26 low of 78.56.
  • The bull flag breakout, if confirmed, would open up upside toward 87.50 (target as per the measured height method, that is, pole length added to the breakout price).
  • The repeated bounce from the ascending 20-day MA indicates the bearish pressures have weakened in the last few days. Further, the 5- and 10-day MAs are trending north, indicating a bullish setup. As a result, a bull flag breakout could happen in the next few days.
  • The case of a bull flag breakout would weaken if the spot closes below the 20-day MA, currently at 81.81.

Daily Chart

Trend: Cautiously bullish

AUD/JPY

Overview:
    Today Last Price: 82.03
    Today Daily change: 2.0 pips
    Today Daily change %: 0.0244%
    Today Daily Open: 82.01
Trends:
    Previous Daily SMA20: 81.85
    Previous Daily SMA50: 81.11
    Previous Daily SMA100: 81.29
    Previous Daily SMA200: 81.93
Levels:
    Previous Daily High: 82.4
    Previous Daily Low: 81.58
    Previous Weekly High: 82.64
    Previous Weekly Low: 81.2
    Previous Monthly High: 82.5
    Previous Monthly Low: 78.56
    Previous Daily Fibonacci 38.2%: 82.09
    Previous Daily Fibonacci 61.8%: 81.89
    Previous Daily Pivot Point S1: 81.6
    Previous Daily Pivot Point S2: 81.19
    Previous Daily Pivot Point S3: 80.79
    Previous Daily Pivot Point R1: 82.41
    Previous Daily Pivot Point R2: 82.81
    Previous Daily Pivot Point R3: 83.22

 

   

                                                                     

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