AUD/JPY rose as the yen weakened, approaching the mid-¥110 range. Key points from yesterday's moves, today's chart analysis and order-book activity are summarized.
Yesterday (13 October 2026), the yen was broadly stronger but turned weaker at night, and AUD/JPY moved in the direction of a weaker yen on a closing-price basis. The NAB business conditions index was unchanged from the previous reading, and AUD/JPY showed no notable reaction. Meanwhile, the minutes of the RBA Board meeting indicated a view that the outlook for underlying inflation in the September quarter was relatively high.
In today's (14 October 2026) chart analysis, the order book showed particularly heavy buy orders around ¥109, suggesting strong buying interest near the current level. Conversely, sell orders were heavy in the upper ¥110 range, and substantial sell orders were also identified near support levels.
Over the past 24 hours, AUD/JPY showed a strong correlation with EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, GBP/USD and AUD/USD, while tending to have a weak correlation with USD/JPY. These correlations can reportedly be checked using the correlation tool.
Among the 8 major currencies, the Canadian dollar was the strongest recently and the U.S. dollar the weakest. The yen turned negative during the night but was recently trading in positive territory, while the Australian dollar turned positive overnight and then remained stable.