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Forex · CAD / JPY

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

111.13500-0.24% 24h

Overall rating

37/100 · Sell
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Price chart & daily analysis

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Analysis snapshot · 1h

CAD Yen Technical Analysis for 2026-09-11

Start with the signal balance, then check the market context and scenarios before using the detailed source analysis. Live prices may differ from the prices recorded in this snapshot.

Snapshot date: September 11, 2026

Decision snapshot

Why buy or sell Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen?

The two balances use the same independent inputs. They explain the current evidence; they are not a price forecast or a trade command.

Signal summary

Why buy

39%bullish balance

Weighted average of 4 independent layers for 1h. Technical analysis 30%, chart patterns 20%, market activity 20%, fundamentals 15%, and trader sentiment 15%; 45–55/100 is neutral.

No layer is meaningfully bullish. The buy balance stays close to neutral.

Signal summary

Why sell

61%bearish balance

Weighted average of 4 independent layers for 1h. Technical analysis 30%, chart patterns 20%, market activity 20%, fundamentals 15%, and trader sentiment 15%; 45–55/100 is neutral.

Market summary

What is the current Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen view?

The available TraderStat evidence is currently bearish: sellers hold the directional balance across 4 independent analysis layers.

The two cards above use a weighted average, not a forecast. Scores from 45 to 55 out of 100 are neutral, so small changes do not move the buy or sell balance.

Decision framework

Bullish and bearish scenarios

Bullish confirmation

The bullish case strengthens if the positive data layers stay above the neutral 50/100 level and the chart confirms the move.

Bearish confirmation

The bearish case strengthens if Market activity and Fundamental data remain below 50/100 or the chart invalidates the bullish setup.

Source analysis · September 11, 2026

Key Takeaways

  • Current Price: CAD/JPY is trading at 114.608 as of the latest available data.
  • Overall Sentiment: The overall technical score sits at 48 (slightly below neutral 50), indicating a mildly bearish lean across the broader analysis.
  • Lower Timeframe Conflict: Short-term 15m and 30m timeframes show conflicting signals, with the 15m scoring 41 (bearish) and the 30m scoring 42 (bearish), but with diverging indicator readings that create uncertainty.
  • Key Risk: The 4h timeframe shows a high RSI of 75, suggesting the pair may be overbought on that horizon, increasing the risk of a pullback or consolidation.

Overview

CAD/JPY is currently priced at 114.608. The overall technical score is 48, which is slightly below the neutral 50 midpoint, suggesting a mild bearish bias in the aggregate data. The market type is forex, and the data is sourced from the TraderStat forex bootstrap. The 24-hour price change is a modest +0.27%, indicating limited short-term momentum. No overall, fundamental, or social scores are available, so the analysis relies primarily on the technical scores across multiple timeframes.

  • Important nuances: No overall score is available; the analysis is based on technical scores only. The 24-hour price change is positive, but the overall technical score is below 50, creating a slight divergence between price action and the technical aggregate.

Lower Timeframe Analysis (15m and 30m)

15-Minute Timeframe

The 15m technical score is 41, well below the neutral 50 midpoint, indicating a bearish short-term bias. The analysis price is not explicitly provided, but the current price of 114.608 serves as the reference. No significant chart pattern was detected on this timeframe (pattern_charts.15m is null). Key indicators show weakness: the EMA score is very low at 4, OBV is at 4, and RSI is at 38, suggesting selling pressure. The ADX is low at 17, indicating a lack of strong trend direction.

  • Important nuances: The 15m timeframe has a very low EMA (4) and OBV (4), pointing to potential bearish momentum. The ADX at 17 suggests the trend is weak, so the bearish signal may not be reliable.

30-Minute Timeframe

The 30m technical score is 42, also below neutral 50, reinforcing a bearish short-term view. No significant chart pattern was detected (pattern_charts.30m is null). The RSI is at 60, which is slightly elevated but not overbought. The MACD score is 65, indicating some bullish momentum, while the momentum score is very low at 16, creating a conflict. The ADX at 51 suggests a stronger trend than on the 15m.

Short-term conflict: Both the 15m (score 41) and 30m (score 42) are bearish overall, but the 30m shows conflicting indicator readings (bullish MACD vs. bearish momentum), creating uncertainty in the short-term direction.

  • Important nuances: There is a conflict between the MACD (65, bullish) and momentum (16, bearish) on the 30m. The ADX at 51 indicates a stronger trend, but the direction is unclear due to conflicting indicators.

Higher Timeframe Analysis (1h and 4h)

1-Hour Timeframe

The 1h technical score is 48, slightly below neutral 50, indicating a mildly bearish bias. No significant chart pattern was detected (pattern_charts.1h is null). The RSI is at 64, approaching overbought territory. The moving averages score is high at 72, suggesting the trend may be supported by longer-term averages, but the EMA score is low at 28, creating a divergence.

  • Important nuances: The 1h timeframe shows a divergence between moving averages (72, bullish) and EMA (28, bearish). The RSI at 64 is elevated but not yet overbought.

4-Hour Timeframe

The 4h technical score is 47, slightly below neutral 50. No significant chart pattern was detected (pattern_charts.4h is null). The RSI is at 75, which is in overbought territory, suggesting a potential reversal or consolidation. The CCI is high at 84, also indicating overbought conditions. The momentum score is very low at 25, pointing to weakening upward momentum.

  • Important nuances: The 4h RSI at 75 is overbought, and the CCI at 84 confirms this. The momentum score at 25 suggests the bullish move may be losing steam.

Macro and Market Context

The macro context for CAD/JPY is based on stored forex data. The spread is tracked, and the active sessions are London and New York. Volatility is measured but not quantified in the available data. No on-chain data is available for this forex pair, as expected. The lack of fundamental or social scores limits the macro analysis to these session and liquidity metrics.

  • Important nuances: No fundamental or social scores are available. The macro data is limited to session and spread information, with no additional market context provided.

Confirmation and Invalidation Triggers

Based on the available data, no valid targets are available for any timeframe (pattern_charts are all null, and no pattern scores are above 0). Therefore, confirmation and invalidation triggers cannot be defined using targets. Instead, key price levels to watch are the current price of 114.608 and the 4h RSI overbought condition at 75. A sustained move above 114.608 with increasing momentum could invalidate the bearish lean, while a drop below this level, especially with the 4h RSI declining from overbought, could confirm a bearish move.

  • Important nuances: No valid targets exist, so triggers are based on price action relative to the current price and RSI levels. The 4h overbought RSI is a key risk factor.

Short-Term and Long-Term Read

Short-term: The setup leans bearish in the short term, given the 15m and 30m technical scores below 50 (41 and 42, respectively). However, the conflicting indicators on the 30m (bullish MACD vs. bearish momentum) and the weak ADX on the 15m suggest the bearish signal is not strong. A cautious interpretation is that the pair may consolidate or drift lower, but the lack of a clear trend warrants patience.

Long-term: The longer-term data does not yet support a clear directional bias. The 1h and 4h scores are near neutral (48 and 47), but the 4h overbought RSI at 75 suggests a potential pullback. The weekly timeframe (not detailed here but scored at 61) shows a more bullish lean, but the daily score is neutral at 53. The data leans toward caution in the long term, with the overbought 4h RSI being a key risk for any bullish continuation.

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01 · CAD / JPY

Technical Analysis

Trend and momentum scores by timeframe. Select a chart timeframe above to inspect its indicators.

TimeframeScoreSignal
15m41/100Neutral
30m42/100Neutral
1h48/100Neutral
4h47/100Neutral
1d53/100Neutral
1w61/100Buy

Indicators · 1h

IndicatorReading
RSI64
MACD61
Moving Averages72
EMA Trend28
Bollinger Bands61
Stochastic Oscillator48
ADX44
ATR Volatility44
OBV49
Volume Trend50
Momentum45
CCI55
Williams %R38
VWAP34
Ichimoku Cloud32
02 · CAD / JPY

Chart Patterns Rating

Pattern ratings across six timeframes. The chart above displays available pattern geometry for the selected timeframe.

TimeframeScoreSignal
15mNo dataNot enough data
30mNo dataNot enough data
1hNo dataNot enough data
4hNo dataNot enough data
1dNo dataNot enough data
1wNo dataNot enough data
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03 · CAD / JPY

Social View

Published trader setups for Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen, including direction, levels and links to the original source.

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04 · CAD / JPY

Fundamental Rating

Macro and fundamental scores, separate from technical price indicators. Missing readings mean that no score is available for that timeframe.

TimeframeScoreSignal
15m33/100Sell
30m33/100Sell
1h33/100Sell
4h33/100Sell
1d33/100Sell
1w33/100Sell
Traders Insight
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