
AUD/USD and AUD/JPY Tease Swing Highs Heading into Jobs Report
AUD/USD and AUD/JPY show signs of potential swing highs as bearish reversal candles emerge ahead of Australia's employment report.
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AUD/USD and AUD/JPY show signs of potential swing highs as bearish reversal candles emerge ahead of Australia's employment report.

With major macro catalysts scarce, the Australian dollar is taking its cues from risk appetite and relative yields. Two emerging technical patterns suggest AUD/USD and AUD/JPY could be worth monitoring for very different reasons.

USD/JPY stalls at its 200-day SMA as bullish momentum fades, while AUD/JPY hints at a swing high. Japanese yen reversal risks are building.

USD/JPY and GBP/JPY show signs of stabilising, while AUD/JPY remains vulnerable as yen crosses deliver mixed technical signals.

USD/JPY grinds higher into the FOMC as Fed hike bets firm, while AUD/JPY tests major support after a sharp two-week selloff.

Australian jobs data softened as unemployment rose to 4.5%, trimming RBA hike risks while AUD/JPY and AUD/NZD signal potential downside.

AUD/USD, AUD/JPY and AUD/NZD react to stronger risk sentiment, with major resistance levels likely to determine the Australian dollar's next move.

The Australian dollar fell across the board after softer Q2 CPI reduced RBA hike expectations, leaving traders focused on the Fed and key technical support.

Australian dollar pairs face key tests as traders brace for RBA and BOJ decisions. Technical outlook for AUD/USD, AUD/JPY and EUR/AUD.

Middle East peace hopes fuel a risk-on rally, sending USD/JPY below 160 while AUD/JPY rebounds as the US dollar weakens.

A bullish chart setup, a BOJ story that was already priced, and a US jobs report carrying significant event risk. AUD/JPY traders have plenty to digest heading into Friday's session.

USD/JPY tests 160 while AUD/JPY struggles near resistance. NFP could provide the catalyst for greater volatility across yen crosses.

AUD/USD and AUD/JPY rebound ahead of Australia’s jobs report as traders weigh hawkish RBA minutes and June hike expectations.
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