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AUD/JPY Technical Analysis: All eyes on resistance-turned-support amid overbought RSI

  • AUD/JPY seesaws around the multi-month top, prices recently completed five consecutive positive weeks.
  • A three-week-old rising support line could challenge sellers during the pullback.

AUD/JPY trades around 76.45 amid Monday’s Asian session. The quote is little changed from Friday’s conditions where it lacked the courage to extend the run-up beyond May’s high. The same could be traced from overbought conditions of the 14-bar Relative Strength Index (RSI).

As a result, sellers look for entry below the resistance-turned-support line stretched since early November, at 76.10 now. That said, a short-term ascending trend line near 75.50 could then question the bears.

If prices slip beneath 75.50, December 18 low near 74.80 and the monthly bottom surrounding 73.80 will be on the Bears’ radar.

Meanwhile, the latest high around 76.60 holds the key to pair’s further advances targeting February-March lows close n the vicinity of 77.54/44.

AUD/JPY four-hour chart

Trend: Pullback expected

additional important levels

Overview
Today last price76.44
Today Daily Change0.05
Today Daily Change %0.07%
Today daily open76.39
 
Trends
Daily SMA2075.08
Daily SMA5074.66
Daily SMA10073.67
Daily SMA20075.04
 
Levels
Previous Daily High76.58
Previous Daily Low76.02
Previous Weekly High77.45
Previous Weekly Low75.2
Previous Monthly High75.68
Previous Monthly Low73.35
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%76.36
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%76.23
Daily Pivot Point S176.08
Daily Pivot Point S275.76
Daily Pivot Point S375.51
Daily Pivot Point R176.64
Daily Pivot Point R276.89
Daily Pivot Point R377.21

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Anil Panchal

Anil Panchal

FXStreet

Anil Panchal has nearly 15 years of experience in tracking financial markets. With a keen interest in macroeconomics, Anil aptly tracks global news/updates and stays well-informed about the global financial moves and their implications.

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