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Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen

Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen (CAD / JPY) Technical Analysis Today

Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen #23

114.61600

Score 53/100

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Market analysis · September 8, 2026

CAD Yen Technical Analysis for 2026-09-08

A data-led view of trader positioning, market signals, technical indicators, and chart structure.

Signal summary

Why buy

83%share of directional edge to buy

Calculated from 35 TraderStat scores. Only points above or below the neutral 50/100 level count toward the edge.

Market summary

What is the current Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen view?

The available TraderStat evidence is currently bullish: buyers hold the directional edge based on 35 scored data points.

The two cards above show which data layers create that edge. Scores close to 50/100 are treated as neutral, so only a meaningful deviation changes the buy or sell balance.

Chart structure

What does the chart say?

Chart-pattern score: No data. The chart view combines the latest detected pattern geometry with support and resistance context.

No named pattern is currently available for this timeframe; use the live chart and technical-analysis page for the latest structure.

Decision framework

Bullish and bearish scenarios

Bullish confirmation

The bullish case strengthens if 1w · Technical analysis and 1w · Overall score stay above the neutral 50/100 level and the chart confirms the move.

Bearish confirmation

The bearish case strengthens if 15m · Technical analysis and 30m · Technical analysis remain below 50/100 or the chart invalidates the bullish setup.

Detailed daily analysis

Key Takeaways
  • Current price: 114.608, reflecting a 24-hour change of +0.27%.
  • Overall sentiment: Neutral, with a technical score of 48 (below the 50 midpoint). No overall, fundamental, or social scores are available.
  • Lower timeframe conflict: Both 15m and 30m scores (41 and 42) sit below 50, indicating short-term weakness. No significant chart patterns are detected on either timeframe.
  • Key risk: The absence of valid chart patterns across all timeframes limits directional conviction. No price targets are available for confirmation or invalidation.
Overview

The CAD Yen pair trades at 114.608 as of the latest snapshot. The technical score of 48 sits just below the neutral 50 threshold, suggesting a slightly bearish lean from a pure technical standpoint. The 24-hour change of +0.27% indicates mild upward movement, but the lack of an overall score and the absence of pattern data mean the broader picture remains inconclusive. The market type is forex, and the available macro context is limited to spread tracking, London/New York sessions, and measured volatility.

  • Important nuances: The overall score is null; only the technical score of 48 is recorded. No fundamental or social scores exist. The 24-hour price change is +0.27%.
Lower Timeframe Analysis (15m and 30m)

15-minute: The technical score of 41 is below neutral. Key indicators include RSI 38, MACD 51, and stochastic 65. No chart pattern is identified (pattern_score is 0 or null), so no direction or target can be assigned. The low OBV (4) and EMA (4) readings point to weak short-term momentum.

30-minute: The technical score of 42 is also below neutral. RSI at 60 and MACD at 65 suggest slightly stronger momentum than the 15m, but the overall score remains low. No pattern is detected. The 30m timeframe shows a slight improvement in RSI and MACD, but the low OBV (15) and momentum (16) readings indicate persistent weakness. The two timeframes do not present a clear directional conflict—both lean bearish, with the 30m marginally less so.

  • Important nuances: The 15m technical score is 41, with RSI at 38 (near oversold) and OBV at 4 (very weak volume trend). The 30m score is 42, with RSI at 60 and MACD at 65 (mildly bullish momentum). No significant patterns are detected on either timeframe.
Higher Timeframe Analysis (1h and 4h)

1-hour: The technical score of 48 is near neutral. Indicators show a mixed picture: moving averages score 72 (bullish), but EMA is 28 (bearish) and VWAP is 34. No chart pattern is present. The 1h timeframe lacks a clear trend direction.

4-hour: The technical score of 47 is slightly below neutral. RSI at 75 is in overbought territory, yet momentum is only 25, suggesting a potential divergence. The ADX at 55 indicates a strong trend, but the direction is unclear without a pattern. No significant chart pattern is detected. The 4h score is the lowest among the higher timeframes, reinforcing a cautious stance.

  • Important nuances: The 1h technical score is 48, with moving averages at 72 (bullish) but EMA at 28 (bearish). The 4h score is 47, with RSI at 75 (overbought) but momentum at 25 (very weak). No significant patterns are detected on either timeframe.
Macro and Market Context

The macro environment for CAD/JPY is based on standard forex session data. Spread is tracked, and volatility is measured. The pair is active during London and New York overlaps. No additional macro events or news are stored in the dataset. The lack of fundamental or social scores means the analysis relies solely on technical inputs.

  • Important nuances: No fundamental or social scores are available. On-chain data is empty. Macro context is limited to stored forex data: spread tracked, London/New York sessions, and measured volatility.
Confirmation and Invalidation Triggers

Because no significant chart patterns are detected on the 15m, 30m, 1h, or 4h timeframes, there are no valid target prices to serve as confirmation or invalidation levels. The analysis prices from each timeframe are not provided separately; the current price of 114.608 is the only reference. Without targets, traders cannot set clear upside or downside triggers based on this dataset.

  • Important nuances: No valid price targets exist for any timeframe. Pattern scores are 0 or null, so no triggers can be defined from chart patterns.
Short-Term and Long-Term Read

Short-term: The data leans bearish. The 15m and 30m technical scores (41 and 42) are below neutral, and the 15m RSI of 38 suggests oversold conditions, but the overall momentum remains weak. The setup does not yet support a buying bias in the very near term.

Long-term: A cautious interpretation is warranted. The weekly technical score of 61 indicates a mildly bullish longer-term backdrop, but the 1h and 4h scores (48 and 47) are neutral to slightly bearish. The absence of pattern data and valid targets means the long-term read is inconclusive. The overall technical score of 48 reinforces a neutral stance. For a more complete view, visit the CAD Yen hub for ongoing updates.

  • Important nuances: The weekly technical score of 61 (above 50) contrasts with the lower timeframe weakness, but no pattern data supports a long-term bias.
Overall Score
53/100
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Neutral

Combined signal across available data layers.

Timeframe map
Read the signal from D1 to M30
D1 answers whether the environment supports the idea. H1 defines the active setup. M30 is only for execution and should not overturn the daily context.
Evidence, not decoration
Why the rating is 53/100
“Rating pressure” is an estimated direction versus a neutral score of 50. It is deliberately not shown as an exact model weight.

Statistics

24h price change

Analysis coverage

6 timeframes

Data layers

6 independent scores