CADJPY trade ideas
CADJPY SHORT Market structure bearish on HTFs DH
Entry at both Weekly and Daily AOi
Weekly rejection at AOi
Daily Rejection at AOi
Daily EMA retest
Previous Structure point Daily
Around Psychological Level 107.000
H4 EMA retest
H4 Candlestick rejection
Rejection from Previous structure
Levels 4
Entry 105%
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CAD/JPY SIGNAL
Trade Direction: long
Entry Level: 106.501
Target Level: 108.027
Stop Loss: 105.476
RISK PROFILE
Risk level: medium
Suggested risk: 1%
Timeframe: 1D
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CADJPY Sellers Defend Resistance, Bears Eye Deeper CorrectionCADJPY is stalling once again at the 107.10–107.50 resistance zone, where sellers have stepped in multiple times over the past sessions. Price is forming a clear rejection pattern after retesting supply, suggesting that momentum is shifting in favor of the bears. With crude oil volatility weighing on CAD and safe-haven demand supporting JPY, this setup looks poised for a potential downside leg.
Current Bias
Bearish — short-term rejections at resistance open the door for a move lower toward 106.30 and 105.20.
Key Fundamental Drivers
Crude oil dynamics: CAD’s correlation with oil remains strong; lower oil prices weaken CAD and reinforce downside risk in CADJPY.
BoJ normalization risks: Any hint of a shift in Japanese monetary policy or discussions around yield control tends to boost JPY.
Risk sentiment: Risk-off flows typically drive JPY higher, while CAD suffers under global growth concerns.
Macro Context
Interest rate expectations: BoC is seen as close to its peak rate, with limited room for further hikes, while the BoJ is slowly signaling normalization steps.
Economic growth: Canada’s growth is vulnerable to commodity fluctuations, while Japan’s economy, though modest, is gaining traction from external demand and JPY’s relative undervaluation.
Commodity flows: Oil weakness puts pressure on CAD, while defensive flows boost JPY.
Geopolitical themes: Tariffs, trade disruptions, or Middle East tensions could amplify demand for JPY as a safe haven.
Primary Risk to the Trend
A strong rebound in crude oil or dovish BoJ messaging could support CADJPY and push the pair back above 107.50 resistance, invalidating the bearish setup.
Most Critical Upcoming News/Event
Canada CPI / Retail Sales (key for BoC policy outlook)
BoJ statements on monetary policy or FX stability
Leader/Lagger Dynamics
CADJPY often trades as a lagger, following oil and USDJPY trends.
It tends to be influenced by WTI crude prices and USDJPY moves, which dictate directional bias.
Key Levels
Support Levels: 106.35, 105.95, 105.20
Resistance Levels: 107.10, 107.50
Stop Loss (SL): 107.55
Take Profit (TP): 106.35 (first target), 105.20 (extended target)
Summary: Bias and Watchpoints
CADJPY is showing rejection at a major resistance zone, with sellers stepping in to cap upside momentum. The bearish bias remains valid as long as the pair stays below 107.50, with downside targets set at 106.35 and 105.20. A stop loss above 107.55 protects against a breakout reversal, while oil price fluctuations and BoJ rhetoric remain the most important watchpoints. Unless crude oil rallies sharply or Japan signals dovish backpedaling, the path of least resistance appears to favor the bears.
Sell CAD/JPY retest broken trendline to continue trend.CAD is one of the weakest currencies at the moment and there's a good chance if it retests the broken trendline the downside will continue.
Sell : 107.50 retest broken trendline
Stop : 108.025
Profit : 105.40 above 50% Daily Fib retracement
also ABC (equal legs) ??
start of 3rd wave ??
Risk 1 : 4.0
CADJPY continues to unfold a bearish patternCADJPY continues to unfold a bearish pattern
CADJPY had already broken down from a major bullish trend that began on May 25, peaking at 108.95 on August 1.
One week ago, the pair confirmed a clear bearish breakout, dropping nearly 80 pips. According to our previous analysis, CADJPY increased to 107.20 and resumed its bearish movement.
We should not forget that the downward movement is very much related to the Bank of Japan. They need to intervene in the Forex so that the JPY strengthens again.
It is not that simple in general, but the situation indicates a larger decline.
You may find more details in the chart!
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Trade idea: CAD JPY short Entry 106.75
I'm classing this as a 'relative fundamental trade' rather than a 'risk off trade'.
Based on slightly soft CAD CPI keeps a September BOC cut on the table, against renewed speculation of a BOJ hike. The subdued trading environment adds weight to the idea.
The risk to the trade is 'positive sentiment' or the fact the stop loss is only behind two 5min swings.
It's a 15pip stop loss, with 23 pip profit target. There is 'plenty of room' down to 4hr support.
Bearish reversal?CAD/JPY has rejected the pivot, which is a pullback resistance, and could drop to the qst support, which acts as a pullback support.
Pivot: 107.14
1st Support: 105.86
1st Resistance: 107.73
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CAD/JPY in focus ahead of Canadian inflation data
Canada publishes its July inflation numbers shortly. The market’s looking for 0.3% MoM on the headline CPI. Median measure of CPI is expected to hold around 3.1% y/y with trimmed CPI seen steady at 3.0%.
Numbers lower than those would likely support the idea that the Bank of Canada will resume cutting before long, especially because growth risks are piling up. Only 15bp of easing is priced for October, with a full cut not seen until January. Weakening activity and labour markets at home, coupled with Fed potentially easing in September, could well force the BoC’s hand. A move in October would become more likely if data rolls over.
The CAD/JPY is an interesting CAD pair to watch given that it has recently broken a bullish trend line. Key resistance that now needs to hold is between 107.20 to 107.50 (shaded on the chart). However, it would be a bullish scenario if rates were to climb above this zone and reclaim the broken trend line.
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