AUD/USD Outlook: Optimistic comments fuel recovery by key obstacles still cap
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The Australian dollar regained traction and rose near 0.6900 in Asia/Europe on Monday, fueled by comments from RBA Governor Lowe who said that rising currency (Aussie advanced over 20% vs US dollar in the period mid-March/Mid-June) is not a problem yet and pointed to the economic recovery as the impact of pandemic lockdown, seems to be smaller than feared.
Daily studies are in mixed mode as momentum is breaking into negative territory and 5/10/20DMA's are conflicting.
Recovery faces strong obstacles at 0.6892 (10DMA) and 0.6908 (100WMA), clear break of which would spark further recovery.
The downside is expected to remain vulnerable while 10DMA caps, while stronger bearish signal could be expected on eventual close below 20DMA (0.6851) which tracks the advance since early Apr.
Res: 0.6892; 0.6908; 0.6920; 0.6976
Sup: 0.6851; 0.6807; 0.6776; 0.6737
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