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Market News AUD/JPY is projected to fall towards 92.00 based on stable Japan Employment statistics

AUD/JPY is projected to fall towards 92.00 based on stable Japan Employment statistics

AUD/JPY is falling toward 92.00 as China's unrest-induced volatility persists for an extended period. Stable employment figures in Japan may weigh on the road ahead. The Caixin Manufacturing PMI statistics will be of the utmost importance this week.

Daniel Rogers

2022-11-29

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As a result of the Statistics Bureau of Japan's publication of solid employment statistics, the AUD/JPY pair is anticipated to prolong its decline approaching the important support level of 92.00. The Unemployment Rate came in at 2.6%, exceeding predictions of 2.5% but matching the previous announcement of 2.6%. While the ratio of jobs to applicants has been recorded at 1.35, in line with forecasts, it is higher than the previous figure of 1.34.

The risk barometer is going through a difficult patch as escalating protests in China against the Chinese government's revocation of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions has damaged the Australian dollar. After seeing reports of popular outcry against limitations, experts wasted no time in delivering poor economic forecasts for the Chinese economy.

No one could refute the fact that weaker expectations for China will affect more than just the dragon economy. Even its trading partners, such as Australia and New Zealand, are feeling the heat. China's protest-inspired risk aversion has pushed the AUD/JPY pair close to the 92.00 threshold.

Notably, the call for democracy in place of dictatorship could result in political instability inside the Chinese economy. This might further dampen the risk appetite of investors.

Thursday's Caixin Manufacturing PMI data will be the focal point of investors' attention moving ahead. The economic data is anticipated to be 48.6 versus 49.2 in the previous edition. A Caixin Manufacturing report that is weaker than anticipated could increase volatility in the cross market.