Australian Dollar Japanese Yen Rate (AUDJPY)

Here is the current Australian Dollar Japanese Yen rate. Foreign exchange rate for AUDJPY including todays high,low and change.

Symbol Price High Low Change
AUDJPY 111.02 111.30 109.57 0.5910
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Our Australian Dollar Japanese Yen Live exchange rates are updated once per minute from 00:00 GMT Monday until 21:00 GMT Friday. The AUDJPY live rate is available 24 hours a day and can be viewed in our exchange rate tables, you can also use our live currency converter tool which allows you to convert currency at current live exchange rates. For forex trading we also provide a currency sentiment indicator on our rate pages, which gives the user a quick view of the general sentiment on popular currency rates.

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AUD/JPY Price Forecast: Holds gains near 111.00, but maintains bearish tone below 100-day SMA

The AUD/JPY cross trades in positive territory around 110.90 during the early European trading hours on Monday. Growing expectations for an imminent interest rate hike from the RBA provide some ...


AUD/JPY Price Forecast: Double bottom puts 113.50 in bulls' sights

The AUD/JPY surges for the fourth straight day and approaches key resistance levels as bulls gather momentum, hitting a new monthly high above the October 14 daily high of 111.13. The cross-pair ...


What I Am Watching Today – NASDAQ 100, Platinum, EUR/CHF, and AUD/JPY

The Nasdaq 100 eyes a rebound, platinum faces resistance near $1,600, and EUR/CHF and AUD/JPY attract dip buyers as interest-rate differentials favor carry trades.


AUDJPY Approaching Key Area on 4-Hour Chart

The panic of August 24, when stock indexes plunged and several currencies did as well, the AUDJPY hit a low of 82.11 (could vary significantly by broker). It immediately pulled back to 87.16, fell a ...


USD/JPY, AUD/JPY Outlook: Japanese Yen in Focus Ahead of Election

The Japanese yen remains among the weakest FX majors, a trend that has persisted throughout 2026 and the past year. The move has been overwhelmingly macro-driven, with wide rate differentials and ...