AUD/USD Technical Analysis: June 7, 2017
The Australian dollar against the U.S. dollar broke the 0.75 resistance level during Tuesday session. Although, this was reversed with signs of support in the lower channel being tested again which would most likely go higher.
The price consolidation lower than the 0.75 level is being supportive that makes buying lows as a wise move in this pair. The support moves until 0.7450 region and it would be best to wait until it breaks lower before selling this pair.
The gold market attempts to break higher during the day of the trading session which would have an effect to the Aussie. When the gold rises and breaks higher than the $1300 level, it would give a bullish sentiment in the market and could trigger to move higher. Moreover, it seems that the market has changed its focus on Aussie where formerly the New Zealand dollar outpaces it in the market.
The GDP data from Australia to be released today would have an impact to this pair. Nevertheless, buyers are dominating the market.
It is best to wait for the price to break lower than the 0.7450 region before shorting this pair. Despite the volatility in the market, the positive momentum remains positive in the succeeding trading sessions. However, the impulsiveness of the market in the past few days has slowed down the rate of the market.
The Australian dollar against the U.S. dollar broke the 0.75 resistance level during Tuesday session. Although, this was reversed with signs of support in the lower channel being tested again which would most likely go higher.
The price consolidation lower than the 0.75 level is being supportive that makes buying lows as a wise move in this pair. The support moves until 0.7450 region and it would be best to wait until it breaks lower before selling this pair.
The gold market attempts to break higher during the day of the trading session which would have an effect to the Aussie. When the gold rises and breaks higher than the $1300 level, it would give a bullish sentiment in the market and could trigger to move higher. Moreover, it seems that the market has changed its focus on Aussie where formerly the New Zealand dollar outpaces it in the market.
The GDP data from Australia to be released today would have an impact to this pair. Nevertheless, buyers are dominating the market.
It is best to wait for the price to break lower than the 0.7450 region before shorting this pair. Despite the volatility in the market, the positive momentum remains positive in the succeeding trading sessions. However, the impulsiveness of the market in the past few days has slowed down the rate of the market.