AUDUSD, Daily
The AUDUSD moves higher in the wake of the RBA, holding steady rates at 2%, as widely anticipated. The economic outlook according to the board at the RBA , are that the “prospects for an improvement in economic conditions had firmed.” As for the currency, they noted the AUD is “adjusting to significant declines in key commodity prices.” Technically, a measure move from the September lows (0.6940) to October highs (0.7380) looks to be in play, since price continues to extend the advance from the November retrenchment lows (0.7015). If price can hold above the FE 61.8% (daily) near 0.7290, this could open up the possibility for a re test of the October highs (0.7360) with 0.7450 as the extended target.
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