AUD/JPY est une paire de devises classique de carry trade qui sert de baromètre du sentiment de risque mondial, combinant l'exposition australienne aux matières premières avec les dynamiques de politique monétaire japonaise.
Data updated Feb 15 · Source: Twelve Data
AUD/JPY has delivered an impressive 15.62% gain over the past year, currently trading at 108.01 near its 52-week high of 110.68. This classic risk-sentiment barometer has been driven by the widening interest rate differential between the RBA and BOJ. While the RBA maintains a restrictive stance with rates elevated to combat persistent inflation, the BOJ has only cautiously begun normalizing from ultra-loose policy, keeping the carry trade appeal firmly intact. The 8.50% rally over 90 days reflects renewed global risk appetite and resilient Australian commodity exports, particularly iron ore demand. The pair trades comfortably above its 50-day MA of 106.96, confirming bullish momentum. However, risks are mounting: the BOJ's gradual tightening trajectory could compress rate differentials, and any global risk-off event would trigger sharp unwinding of carry positions. The proximity to the 52-week high at 110.68 presents key resistance. Bullish case rests on continued commodity strength and risk-on flows; bearish risks include BOJ hawkishness, China economic slowdown, or a broader deleveraging event. A high-volatility pair best suited for experienced traders managing position sizing carefully.
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