The AUD/JPY advances nicely after reaching a daily low below the 93.00 mark, popping up to fresh six-week highs above the 94.00 figure, a level last seen on April 22, preparing for a re-test of the YTD highs. At 94.33, the AUD/JPY reflects an upbeat sentiment, with US equities finishing Thursday’s session with gains of 0.81% and 2.75%.
During the day, investors set aside the market’s actual narrative. Fears about a possible US recession, triggered by the US Federal Reserve tightening conditions, China’s coronavirus outbreak and factory halts, slowing supply chains, and the war between Ukraine – Russia remain as a backdrop in the global economic outlook.
Elsewhere, the Japanese yen remained under heavy selling pressure, posting substantial losses vs. its fellow counterparts. The AUD/JPY is refreshing two-month highs, and with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) in bullish territory and accelerating to the upside, the AUD/JPY threatens to break above the previous YTD high at 95.74.
Therefore, the AUD/JPY bulls regained control after a cross-currency correction to 87.30 and, at the time of writing, are headed towards reaching a daily close near the 94.50 area. That’s from the daily chart perspective.
Zooming into the 4-hour chart, the AUD/JPY appears to lose steam. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is well within the overbought territory at 83.35, so the cross-currency might consolidate in the 94.00-40 area as AUD/JPY takes a breather.
Upwards, the AUD/JPY ceiling level would be 95.00. Break above would expose the YTD high at 95.74, followed by the psychological 96.00 mark. On the downside, the AUD/JPY's first support would be the May 4 high at 94.02. Latter’s breach would send the AUD/JPY correcting towards 93.56, followed by 92.84.

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