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Looks like USDJPY pair is making its way 93 as it momentarily breaks 92.00 levels several times today.
Seems the JPY crosses are heading higher, notably CADJPY breaking 88 levels.
Looking forward for some more JPY analysis / comments on this forum...
Callum
On the technical, AUD/USD has been climbing the upward channel H4 timeframe, eying on low 90 levels which coincides with 78.6% between 2008 highs/lows (see Monthly Chart). Most momentum based indicators suggesting an uptrend. On the daily, it seems price hasn't broken the daily moving average SMA.200, reversing from this point. On the other hand, the price seemed rather topsy above 8900 earlier today. Failure to breach 90 level resistance to drive it to new lows? A lot seems to depend on the risk-aversion trade... Is there much room for a short-term LONG opportunity here to ride it to 90+ levels this week?
As for Gold correlations, indeed, late last year was classic when Gold rallied stronger than the AUD/USD. Approx mid-Q3 and early Q4 last year, even EUR rally harder than the AUD against the US. Even at Dubai Crisis announcement on the even of Thanks-Giving last year, AUD came off a lot vs Gold. But then again, some of the equity correlations with EUR / USD also have been off in Dec/Jan timeframe but it seems like they are starting to normalize.
As for job numbers, they have been great numbers for the bulk of the time and this market reaction isn't unusual, and of-late, these upside gains in the Asian sessions could quickly vanish either in EU or US trading sessions.
I hope everyone, including myself will make money on the current rally upwards on the AUD which also helps pick up on overnight interests or off-set against the shorts, and get ready to position on those shorts.
Callum Bir
Also quote Ashraf's latest snippet from his IMT "$AUDJPY looks for trend line resists at 80.15"
There are lot of things that would favor the AUD today, including
1) the earning results of Rio Tinto.
2) China data, I don't know which way this would take the AUD, but if it is taken favourably, then it would be another major prop to the AUD.
3) Any further development from Greece bail out, at the of any EUR gains.
Callum