how to read pips for currency pairs

[jitterbug]

Hi Jason,
can I confirm clarify again with you regards these charts how I`m reading the pips (as I understand it a pip is the minimum increment change in a price)..

Here the AUD/JPY , is 85.30 to 85.32 a 2 pip change?
or is that a 20 pip change?



if the above is a 2 pip change then the smaller increments are 1/10th of a pip?
such as 85.31'6 to 85'31'7 correct?



On the non JPY pairs, such as GBP/USD, changes are in 10,000ths of a fraction, or 4 decimal places.

so 1.5145 to 1.5146 is 1 pip or 10 pips?



because zooming in gives me more divisions
is 1.5143 to 1.5144 a 1 pip change or 10 pip change, with the divisions being 1/10th of a pip?

[NinjaTrader_Jason]

Hello jitterbug,

This is a 2 pip change.

Yes, the 3rd decimal for AUDJPY is 1/10th of a pip.

This is 1 pip.

[jitterbug]

Thanks Jas !