AUD/USD to change its bias to a negative trend on a break below 0.7366 – DBS Bank
|The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) was on show last week (ended 5 February), with its seemingly dovish policy meeting having just a flicker of a reaction – providing a marginal decline to 0.7564 lows. Benjamin Wong, Strategist at DBS bank, notes that AUD/USD upside pressure persists on bullish flag pattern.
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“Most of the underlying factors that support AUD’s bullishness remain intact, as Australia’s trade tensions with China have not inhibited iron ore and LNG.”
“The weekly chart now carries a bullish flag pattern, and AUD remains in a bull mode until we see a sustained decline under 0.7366.”
“The recent bounce shows there is accumulation gathering just around the 55-DMA (currently at 0.7603), and without significant pressure to force a decline in the piping, AUD looks poised to gather more ground to the topside.”
“A break over resistance markers at 0.7805 and 0.7816 would intensify a continuation of the rally that could possibly eye a 223.6% price extension of the prior triple bottom at 0.7988 (on a break of 0.7917). At such levels, one should expect AUD’s rally from last November to cool and contour a proper correction.”
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