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    AUD to JPY 2024 Forecasts

    Analysis of recent Aussie→yen forecasts for 2024. We collate forecasts from respected FX analysts together with the latest Australian dollar to Japanese yen performance and trends.

     

    Forecasts for AUD to JPY

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    Amid the landscape of fluctuating interest rates and commodity prices, FX analysts are anticipating an uptick in the Australian dollar (AUD) leading into 2024. The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) historically conservative approach to interest rate hikes in 2022 initially placed the AUD at a disadvantage when matched against majors like the USD, EUR, and GBP. However, looking forward, market view suggests that as the global economic scene evolves, with other countries potentially cutting rates while the RBA continues its tightening cycle, the gap in interest rate differentials will narrow. This anticipated shift is expected to bolster the value of the AUD, particularly as Australia's status as a major commodity exporter means that currency movements are often reflective of changes in commodity prices and global economic confidence. The Australian dollar's recent uptick towards US66¢, driven by speculation on interest rates peaking in the US concurrent with predicted RBA rate hikes, underscores this forecasted upward trend.

    Japanese yen (JPY) projections are painting a different picture. Analysts from ING and Societe Generale are forecasting a decline in the USD/JPY pairing to levels around 130 and 125, respectively, by the end of 2024. Likewise, with the expectation of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) potentially shifting away from its long-standing loose monetary policy, TD Securities suggests an early 2024 level of 135 for USD/JPY. With FXStreet's commentary on potential support for the JPY in the latter half of 2024 depending on the US Federal Reserve's rate adjustments, it appears that JPY could see increasing valuation later in the forecast period. Considering that Japan imports virtually all of its oil, the recent decline in oil prices, with Brent Crude OIL/USD trading 5.3% below its 3-month average and exhibiting notable volatility, might contribute to lesser inflationary pressures in Japan, thereby influencing the JPY value indirectly.

    In terms of direct AUD/JPY currency pair movement, current data shows the pair trading at 97.96, which is 2.3% above the 3-month average and within a relatively stable range. The AUD's rise comes amidst market speculation that suggests an ongoing appetite for riskier assets, as well as Australia's iron ore demand, particularly from China. This, combined with the AUD's recovery on the back of domestic monetary policy expectations and commodity price dynamics, could indicate a relatively optimistic trajectory for the AUD against JPY moving into 2024.

     
    @bestfxrates : FX analysts foresee AUD strength as RBA rate hikes contrast with global cuts. With Aus as a commodity powerhouse & a narrowing interest rate gap, AUD is trending up. Meanwhile, JPY faces headwinds, potentially lifting AUD/JPY from current 97.96. Eyes on AUD's climb into 2024. #AUDJPY #ForexTrends

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    AUD to JPY Market Data

    Australian dollar (AUD) to Japanese yen (JPY) market data - latest interbank mid-rate, trend, chart & historic rates.

     
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    AUD to JPY at 97.91 is 2.3% above its 3-month average of 95.72, having traded in a quite stable 5.3% range from 93.59 to 98.52
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    Compare & Save - Australian dollar to Japanese yen

    Exchange rates can vary significantly between different currency exchange providers, so it's important to compare Australian dollar (AUD) to Japanese yen (JPY) rates from different sources before making a conversion.

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    DateAUD/JPYChangePeriod
    16 Nov 2023
    97.49
    0.4% 2 Week
    01 Sep 2023
    94.48
    3.6% 3 Month
    30 Nov 2022
    93.40
    4.8% 1 Year
    01 Dec 2018
    83.01
    17.9% 5 Year
    02 Dec 2013
    93.64
    4.5% 10 Year
    05 Dec 2003
    79.37
    23.3% 20 Year
    AUD/JPY historic rates & change to 30-Nov-2023
     

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