AUDUSD find some support near 0.7435.
Price also closed above H1 upper bands.
But both medium term and long term trend point down.
Unless close above H4 upper bands, upside still is seen as corrective.
We'll try to chase some short term moving according to H1 bands and look to re-sell.
Daily support levels: 0.7370 0.7356 0.7339
Daily resistance levels: 0.7410 0.7425 0.7438
Intraday Trade Idea: (spot 0.7394)
Sell Latentinterest Order: 0.7449
Buy Latentinterest Order: 0.7370
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