AUD/JPY downside gathers pace, sending the pair to multi-week lows at 82.82, 82.50 next target for bears.
- Investors seek safer havens away from risk as Asian markets turned risk averse as Monday's Chinese industrial profits data re-ignited China slowdown fears
- The safe haven Japanese Yen strengthened amid risk aversion, while Aussie, a proxy for China, declined
- Immediate support is located at 82.50 (Sep 8 low), under which the pair could extend losses to 82.20 (Sep 7 low), while resistance is seen at 83.82 (day's high) ahead of 84.43 (5-DMA)
- Techs point lower, RSI on daily and weekly charts below 50 confirm further downside for the pair
- Due later in the week are ChinaCaixn Manufacturing PMI's along with NBS Manufacturing data and U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls which could influence the pair


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