AUDJPY
AUD/JPY is a major currency pair with significant trading volume and liquidity. Monitor economic indicators and central bank policies for both currencies to make informed trading decisions. Currently showing a strong BUY signal with 79.5% confidence based on technical and fundamental analysis.
Confidence: 79.5%
Entry
106.46
Stop Loss
106.10
Take Profit
106.99
Risk/Reward
1:1.5
Price Analysis
Momentum
Moving Averages
Volatility
Trend Direction
Market Sentiment
Price Statistics
Live Price
106.46
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24h Change
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30d Change
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Last Candle
106.46
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Signal Analysis
Why This Signal?
• MACD histogram negative - bearish momentum
• Price above 200 SMA - long-term uptrend
• Volume confirms move (1.23x avg volume)
• No high-impact news risk in near term
• Long-term trend: BULLISH (price > 200 SMA)
Risk Management
- • Always use stop loss to limit potential losses
- • Risk only 1-2% of your account per trade
- • Monitor economic events that may affect this pair
- • Consider reducing position size during high volatility periods
- • Review and adjust stop loss as price moves in your favor
Upcoming High-Impact Events
View Full CalendarEconomic events that may impact AUD/JPY. Monitor these releases closely as they can cause significant price movements.
BoJ Interest Rate Decision
Jan 23 - JPY
BoJ Monetary Policy Statement
Jan 23 - JPY
BoJ Press Conference
Jan 23 - JPY
CFTC AUD NC Net Positions
Jan 23 - AUD
CFTC JPY NC Net Positions
Jan 23 - JPY
BoJ Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes
Jan 27 - JPY
Trading Information
Pair Characteristics
Key Factors to Monitor
- • Central bank policies for both currencies
- • Economic indicators (GDP, inflation, employment)
- • Geopolitical events
- • Commodity prices (if applicable)
- • Market risk sentiment
Signal History Timeline
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