We saw terrible jobs data for Australia for July. Economists had forecast that thee economy added 13.5K jobs in July, but the report showed a loss of 300 jobs. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate surged to 6.4% from 6.0%, which is now the highest level since June 2013. The market reacted by selling the AUD. We saw AUD/USD confirming a price top.The AUD/JPY looks like it might be following suit, though it is still early if it is indeed in a topping attempt.AUD/JPY Daily Chart (8/7) (click to enlarge)Looking at the daily chart, we see that price dipped below some common support levels around 95.15-20. Price also fell below the 100- and 50-day SMAs. Also note that price is now threatening to break below a rising trendline that connects the May low at 93.04 with the July low at 94.38. A break below this trendline, while pulling the daily RSI below 40 would be the next stage in this "topping" attempt. The next would be the ability to hold a pullback from going above the 95.20-50 area. A break above 95.50 at this point can revive the bullish outlook. If price can come back down instead of pushing above 95.50, then it should be poised to test and break the 94.38 low, which would expose the 93-93.05 lows from May.