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20 Jan 2020

AUD/JPY: Flashing gains despite risk-off news, 5-day MA caps gains

  • AUD/JPY is reporting gains amid tensions in the Middle East. 
  • The 5-day moving average (MA) is capping the upside. 
  • China kept one-year and five-year loan prime rates unchanged. 

AUD/JPY is reporting marginal gains at press time, despite tensions in the Middle East, although the upside is being capped by the descending 5-day moving average (MA) at 75.85. 

Iraq temporarily halted production on Sunday amid widespread unrest. Meanwhile, Libya's National Oil Corp. declared force majeure after Commander Khalifa Haftar blocked exports at ports under his control, according to Bloomberg. 

As a result, oil prices gapped higher in Asia. Even so, the anti-risk Japanese yen failed to draw bids, allowing the AUD/JPY cross to rise from 75.63 to the 5-day MA hurdle at 75.85. 

The pair eked out gains, possibly on expectations for peace to prevail in Libya. Following the Commander's Haftar's powerplay, global leaders met in Berlin and agreed that no external forces will be entertained and major powers are "fully committed" to a peaceful resolution in Libya.

China keeps rates unchanged

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) was out on the wires a few minutes before press time, informing markets about its decision to keep the one-year loan prime rate (LPR) unchanged at 4.15% this month, contradicting expectations for a cut to 4.10%. 

Meanwhile, the central bank also left the five-year LPR unchanged at 4.80% in January.  

So far, however, the rate decision has not had any impact on the Aussie pairs. 

Technical levels

AUD/JPY is looking heavy, having faced rejection above 76.00 for the fourth straight day on Friday. 


 

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USD/CNH declines to 6.8630, after marking a low of 6.8592, as China’s central bank left key lending rates unchanged on early Monday.
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EUR/JPY has met the top of the downside channel and sellers will be looking to add to the overall downtrend, trading with the trend, encouraged by the
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