AUD/JPY PRICE ANALYSIS: Fight to keep the land before the Asian session

• The AUD/JPY quotes near the 91.30 area with minimal earnings during Monday’s session.
• The general trend is still bassist despite mixed technical signs.
• The key resistance is about 91.80, while the support is observed closer to 91.10.

The AUD/JPY is quoting near the 91.30 area on Monday, showing a very limited movement before the Asian session. The pair remains caught in a middle range after a session characterized by low volatility. Despite a marginal daily gain, the technical indicators offer a mixed image: the relative force index (RSI) remains neutral around 48, the indicator of convergence/divergence of mobile socks (MACD) shows a purchase signal, while the momentum and stochastic oscillators suggest a growing sales pressure. A bassist inclination remains dominant, reinforced by the exponential (EMA) mobile average of 30 days and the simple mobile average (SMA), as well as the SMA of 100 and 200 days, all indicating additional risks down.

Deepening the technical configuration, the sales signals persist since the 30 -day EMA in 91.77 and the 30 -day SMA in 91.88 tend towards more declines. Long -term trends also contribute to the bassist inclination, with the 100 -day SMA at 94.99 and the 200 -day SMA in 96.92 firmly indicating sales pressure. Although the 20 -day SMA, positioned below around 90.65, suggests short -term purchase interest, seems insufficient to reverse the broader negative feeling.

The Momentum indicators reinforce the bearish case, with the 10 -period momentum showing weakness and the stochastic %K floating at high levels but in descent about 86, typically a signal of possible reversion from overcompra conditions. On the other hand, the MACD purchase signal attenuates the bassist perspective, suggesting a possible short -term stabilization.

In terms of levels to be monitored, the support is observed around 91.33, 91.13 and deeper about 90.98. Meanwhile, resistance accumulates near the areas of 91.77, 91.81 and 91.88, suggesting that any upward attempt could face relatively fast challenges.

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