AUD/JPY PRICE ANALYSIS: The bassist momentum persists despite intradic stability before the Asian session

• The Aud/JPY quotes near the 90.50 zone, struggling to build bullish momentum despite a limited decrease so far today.
• The bearish bias persists since the key mobile socks continue to point down, while the oscillators remain largely neutral.
• The support is found in 90.21, while the resistance is at 90.70, 90.83 and 90.89.

The Aud/JPY torque is showing bassist signals, currently quoting around 90.33, a 0.35% drop in the day. The price action is contained within the daily range of 89,974 to 90,714 during the Monday session before the Asian opening, with the pair unable to overcome higher resistance areas or recover bullish traction.

Momentum indicators offer mixed signals. The relative force index (RSI) marks 42,576, maintaining a neutral posture. The indicator of convergence/divergence of mobile socks (MACD) shows a slight purchase signal, suggesting a possible stabilization in the low momentum. Meanwhile, stock %k in 49,802 and the percentage range of Williams in -53,980 are also located in neutral areas, suggesting indecision in the feeling in the short term.

However, the broader perspective remains bassist, with all the main mobile socks continuing its downward trend. The simple mobile average (SMA) is located at 91,607, the 100 -day at 95,322 and the 200 -day at 97,368 – all above the current price and showing strong sales signs. The short -term exponential indicators such as the EMA of 10 days in 90,667 and the 30 -day EMA in 92,016 further reinforce the bearish bias.

The support is observed in 90,196, a key level to be monitored for a possible downward extension. On the upward side, the resistance is located at 90,667, followed by 90,772 and 90,899. Unless the pair breaks these barriers, the bearish pressure is likely to persist in the short term.

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