|

AUD/USD: Resistance at 0.7597/7617 to cap the rebound induced by RBA – Credit Suisse

AUD/USD has moved sharply higher again after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meeting. Nevertheless, economists at Credit Suisse expect the aussie to remain capped below key resistance at 0.7597/7617.

Key support at 0.7418 next

“AUD/USD has recovered back to the ‘neckline’ to its major top at 0.7597/7617 following the RBA meeting, however, the recent weekly close below this key band of support reversed us into a medium-term bearish view and we therefore still expect this level to cap.”

“We look for a close back below the 200-day average at 0.7573, which should confirm that the ‘neckline’ resistance has held. Thereafter, near-term supports move to 0.7508, then 0.7447, before the more important 23.6% retracement of the upmove from 2020 at 0.7418. It’s worth noting that there is a dearth of meaningful support below here, with next minor support at 0.7379/72. 

“We still look for ‘neckline’ resistance at 0.7597/7617 to cap. Above here would suggest a deeper rally, with the next resistances seen at 0.7642/45, then 0.7694/7707, above which would make the top much less compelling.”

Author

FXStreet Insights Team

The FXStreet Insights Team is a group of journalists that handpicks selected market observations published by renowned experts. The content includes notes by commercial as well as additional insights by internal and external analysts.

More from FXStreet Insights Team
Share:

Editor's Picks

EUR/USD falls to near 1.1600 due to persistent bearish bias

EUR/USD depreciates after registering modest gains in the previous session, trading around 1.1610 during the Asian hours on Thursday. The technical analysis of the daily chart suggests a persistent bearish bias as the EUR/USD pair remains within the descending channel pattern.

GBP/USD underperforms as UK faces stagflation risks amid Middle East war

The Pound Sterling trades lower against its major currency peers, is down 0.22% around 1.3340 against the US Dollar, during the Asian trade on Thursday. The British currency faces selling pressures amid fears that the United Kingdom economy could face stagflation risks due to higher energy prices, a situation in which inflation accelerates with economic growth and employment conditions remaining stagnant.

Gold buyers stay hopeful amid Middle East war, China growth woes

Gold is building on the previous rebound in Thursday’s Asian trades, testing offers once again at the $5,200 threshold. Deeper escalation of the Middle East war and dovish US Federal Reserve monetary policy outlook continue to support Gold.

Trump presses Congress on CLARITY bill after meeting with Coinbase CEO

US President Donald Trump is urging legislators to pass the CLARITY Act after allegedly meeting with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong amid growing dispute over stablecoin yields.

First Venezuela, now Iran: The US-China energy war escalates

At first glance, the latest escalation involving the United States with both Iran and Venezuela looks like another chapter in a long-running geopolitical story. But viewed through a broader strategic lens, something else may be unfolding: Energy.

Bittensor extends recovery despite retail demand slump

Bittensor, a leading Artificial Intelligence token, is aging up above $190 at the time of writing on Wednesday. Steady price increases characterise the broader crypto market, with Bitcoin holding above $71,000 and Ethereum above $2,000.