AUDJPY Bullish Channel Still Intact, Eyeing Breakout Above 95.00

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AUDJPY continues to respect its ascending channel, with the current bounce occurring right at the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement and lower trendline support. The structure supports further upside as long as price holds above the 94.00–93.80 zone, with targets set toward 94.77 and 95.36, potentially extending to 95.63 highs.

🧠 Fundamentals:
AUD Strength Drivers:

RBA remains relatively hawkish vs other G10 banks.

Australia's data this week (retail sales, NAB confidence) were mixed, but no rate cut pricing in the near term supports AUD.

Iron ore demand showing resilience despite Chinese slowdown concerns.

JPY Weakness Drivers:

BoJ remains ultra-dovish. No action expected in July.

Japan’s inflation remains tame; the yield gap with other majors keeps widening.

Risk-on sentiment reduces demand for safe-havens like JPY.

🔍 Technical Structure:
Strong upward channel since early June remains valid.

Current pullback held the 61.8% Fib retracement of the June-July leg.

Bullish engulfing near support confirms entry.

Immediate resistance at 94.77 → 95.36 → potential breakout to 95.63.

Invalid if price closes below 93.80 (channel break).

⚠️ Risk Factors:
Risk-off shift (e.g., geopolitical escalation or U.S. CPI surprise) may boost JPY.

China growth fears can weigh on AUD.

A sudden dovish shift from the RBA would invalidate bullish fundamentals.

🔁 Leader/Lagger Dynamics:
AUDJPY typically leads other yen crosses (e.g., NZDJPY, CADJPY) during risk-on moves. It’s also a barometer for broader risk sentiment, often following moves in equity indices like US500 or commodity-linked assets.

✅ Trade Bias: Bullish
TP1: 94.77
TP2: 95.36
TP3 (aggressive): 95.63
SL: Below 93.80
Event to Watch: China data this week + U.S. CPI (Jul 11)

📌 Watch for a strong bullish daily candle above 94.77 for continuation confirmation. Stay nimble around key global risk events.
Trade closed: target reached
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