AUDJPY Forex Analysis - Retest & Hold At 95.73 Weekly Support

Join Senior Market Strategist & Trading Mentor Duncan Cooper as he watches price levels on the AUDJPY weekly, daily, and 4-hour charts.

Join Senior Market Strategist & Trading Mentor Duncan Cooper as he watches price levels on the AUDJPY weekly, daily, and 4-hour charts.

Price is declining down towards the 95.73 weekly support level.

95.79-73 the 62% fib retracement level and weekly support level.

Watching for price to decline and hold at this intraday support level for a further advance targeting a move above the 96.87 monthly resistance level.

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