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Short-term bullishness on the AUD/JPY requires breaking the 20-day exponential moving average

Alina Haynes

Oct 13, 2022 14:41

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The AUD/JPY pair experienced fresh demand at the 92.00 round-level support during the Tokyo session. The cross's current momentum is projected to push the asset beyond the immediate barrier of 92.42 as the risk-on profile emerges in the market.

 

The cross has moved into the previous highest auction area on a four-hour timeframe, which is often referred to as the most recently traded range. The balanced profile has a range of 92.16 to 94.74. The fact that the asset is in the highest auction area suggests that it is having difficulty during the inventory adjustment phase and that a pivotal move is about to be made.

 

The cross has solidly positioned itself above the EMA at 92.00 for the 20-period time frame. While the 92.61 50-EMA is still unreachable.

 

The cross is no longer bearish since the Relative Strength Index (RSI) (14) has changed its range from 20.00 to 40.00 to 40.00 to 60.00.

 

The asset will go to the low of 92.93 on October 5 and the high of 94.22 on September 30 if the Wednesday high of 92.42 is broken.

 

On the other hand, a loss below Wednesday's low of 91.29 will send the asset in the direction of the August 2 low of 90.52. Bulls in the yen will continue to push the asset toward the psychological support of 90.00 if it gives up the cushion around 90.52.