AUDUSD: Top-Down Analysis & Bearish Outlook Explained 🇦🇺🇺🇸
Take a look at AUDUSD.
The pair is trading in a bearish trend.
The price sets new lower highs, respecting a falling trend line on a daily.
After its last test, the price formed a double top formation on that on an hourly time frame.
Its neckline breakout leaves a strong bearish intraday clue.
I expect a bearish movement to 0.6345 / 0.6335
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Indecisive price action has resulted in sideways congestion on the intraday chart.
RSI (relative strength indicator) is flat and reading close to 50 (mid-point) highlighting the fact that we are non- trending.
Risk/Reward would be poor to call a buy from current levels.
A move through 1.9175 will confirm the bullish momentum.
The measured move target is 1.9300.
We look to Buy at 1.9100 (stop at 1.9040)
Our profit targets will be 1.9250 and 1.9300
Resistance: 1.9175 / 1.9200 / 1.9250
Support: 1.9100 / 1.9050 / 1.9025
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AUDUSD SELL | Day Trading Analysis With Volume ProfileHello Traders, here is the full analysis.
Watch strong action at the current levels for SELL. GOOD LUCK! Great SELL opportunity AUDUSD
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AUDJPY: Big week for JPY Yen this weekThere's talk of the BoJ lifting the limit on yields to 1.5% from 1% this week, which would be a very strong catalyst for the Yen to start showing some strength.
We can see that this pair does not have any direction at the moment, trading in a flag pattern, but I don't see this as either bullish or bearish at the moment.
I'm not sure how or when or if to trade this but monitoring, my idea is based on BoJ protecting its currency generally, I am seeing the Aussie getting stronger so think we'll go up before coming back down, let's see...
AUDCAD: Descending triangle Squeeze - Exciting!!We're coming to the end of the long-term descending triangle.
I'm generally expecting some big shifts across the markets by the end of November, in terms of reversals and this is one pair hot on my radar.
I don't thin we'll break out for a few weeks, but I've got daily tabs on this, as coming to the end of the descending triangle with really solid support.
Cad is benefitting from oil prices which is being supported by the middle east crisis, Aussie has been down for most of the year so expecting a shift in sentiment here.
This is a good one to watch!
AUDUSD - Short Trade Idea(Refer to my linked HTF analysis on AUDUSD)
I still have Interest in the Buyside Liquidity mentioned in my previous post on AUDUSD.
Price took out the annotated Sellside Liquidity, however, not by much. I'm expecting one more run lower with a proper Daily candle close before we move up towards the Buyside Liquidity.
I will be waiting for a convincing displacement that breaks structure to confirm this narrative. Before that, only scalps.
AUDNZD BUY | Day Trading Analysis With Volume ProfileHello Traders, here is the full analysis.
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AUDJPY BUY | Day Trading Analysis With Volume ProfileHello Traders, here is the full analysis.
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Inflation not down under!Australia's CPI data, released yesterday, showcased figures hotter than anticipated. While this may not be 'reaction-worthy' news on its own, the scenario in Australia is worth delving into for several reasons.
Inflation Trends
Initially, let's consider inflation trends. In most western economies, although inflation remains above central bank targets, the trends are on a downward trajectory. However, when juxtaposed against those for the European Union (EU) and the United States (US), Australia's (AU) inflation rates on a month-over-month (MOM) and year-over-year (YOY) basis still stick out from the norm.
Moreover, yesterday’s CPI prints surpassed consensus on both the YOY & MOM basis, indicating a notable deviation from expectations.
In fact, Australia's YOY CPI is now on its longest streak above inflation expectations, and crucially, inflation expectations have ceased revising downwards.
Given the higher inflation levels compared to its peers, consensus estimates, and expectations, inflation remains a significant concern for Australia.
Interest Rates
In the realm of interest rates, Australia has been a long-standing “pauser,” having maintained its policy rate unchanged since its June meeting. This prolonged pause now further opens the leeway to raise rates, especially given the “watch and see” approach adopted towards burgeoning inflation. Additionally, its interest rates remain low compared to the US, EU, Canada, and even New Zealand.
As a result, on the real rates basis, Australia trails far behind, with its policy rate still 1.3% behind its inflation rate, significantly less restrictive compared to other economies that have already moved into positive real rates territory.
We posit that the RBA is behind the curve and has room to react, given the considerably long period of pause and still negative real rates.
The market seems to echo this sentiment too, as the odds for a hike in the next meeting surged post the CPI news, moving from 21% to 55%!
Against multiple currencies, the AUD appears to be threading above the long-term support level, a threshold that has essentially defined AUD low. This strong support is expected to hold, given its tested and respected level across multiple currency crosses since 2020.
Policy turning points between the two currencies, as indicated by the turn in the interest rate differential, have generally marked the trend change for the currency, notably for the AUDEUR pair.
Given the persisting high inflation in Australia compared to various economies and metrics, should market expectations trend in the right direction, it's plausible the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) may react with a rate hike. This action could tilt the rate differential and interest for the AUD, bolstering the currency.
To capitalize on this bullish view on the AUD, we can consider a long position on the AUDEUR. We can set up this trade via a long position on the CME Australian Dollar Futures and a short position on the CME Euro FX futures to create a synthetic long AUD/EUR position at the current price level of 0.5951, stop at 0.5865 and take profit at 0.615.
Given that one CME Euro FX futures is for 125,000 Euros and one CME Australian Dollar Futures is for 100,000 Australian Dollars, this suggest that we should use two Australian Dollar Futures to one Euro FX Futures to match the contract size, given that 125,000 Euros is roughly equivalent to 210,000 Australian Dollars at the prevailing exchange rate. Each 0.00005 increment in the Australian Dollar Futures is equal to 5 USD and each 0.00005 increment in the Euro FX Futures is equal to 6.25 USD.
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AUDCAD Best sell entry of the last 3 months!The AUDCAD pair is trading inside a Channel Down for the whole year.
Today it hit the 1day MA100 for the first time in 3 months.
After March 24th, all 1day MA100 tests have ended with huge price rejections.
The lowest bearish sequence has been -3.14% and the highest -4.68%.
Sell now and target 0.8515 (-3.14% decline).
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Bullish on the 1 HourWe made our trade analysis on this pair yesterday and we saw it play out our prediction.
This pair played out right according to our prediction.
We witnessed prices drop all the way to hit our 1 hour liquidity target. Market came very close to our 4 hour target but reversed Bullish.
On the 1 hour chart, the market has reversed Bullish. We have a new Panzy Pips Bolck (PB) to trade from and we have refined it to a small zone. Price is expected to drop into that zone. That is our first step to trading this pair. From that zone, we expect to see Bullish Reversals, to drive prices all the way up to our 1 hour liquidity target at 0.63790.
Australia Q3 CPI reaction – hikes are back on the tableThings move quickly when the central bank detail that their tolerance for inflation is low. Only recently it was the widely held consensus that interest rates in Australia were on hold for an extended period, and the next move was most likely a cut.
Well, that school of thought has been blown out the window and rate hikes are now once again being priced to rise. The question, it seems, from purely observing market pricing, is whether we see a hike in November, and then a pause, or we see back-to-back hikes in November and December.
The recent RBA minutes detailed that slower progress in getting to their inflation target (2-3%) would not be viewed favourably. This view was reinforced by RBA gov Bullock's speech (on Tuesday) when she detailed the bank won’t hesitate to hike if there is a material upward revision to the outlook on inflation.
Consider the RBA forecast (in August) headline Q3 CPI at 4.5% and core Q3 CPI at 4% by December. So going off today’s numbers, with headline CPI at 5.4% and trimmed mean inflation at 5.2%, the prospect of a revision to the bank forecast in the upcoming Statement on Monetary Policy (on 10 Nov) is clearly very high – whether it is ‘material’ is a point of debate.
Granted, inflation continues to moderate, but the pace of the decline would be frustratingly slow in the RBA's view. We can also add the Q3 CPI print to a better-than-expected Q2 GDP print (at 2.1%), September unemployment at 3.6% and house prices further rising, and the RBA may see a hike as a necessary evil.
Market reaction
Australia's 30-day interest rate futures have reacted quite aggressively to the CPI data, and we now see the 18bp of hikes priced for the 7 Nov RBA meeting; equating to a 73% chance of a hike. If they don’t hike in November, December is priced at 100%. In fact, there is a small premium we could see at a 25bp hike in November and another 25bp hike in December.
The rise in the market interest rate expectations, with a spike in Aussie 3yr govt bond yields from 4.18% to 4.28% has been good for 40 pips in AUD, with AUDUSD pushing to 0.6400. AUDCAD has been the biggest percentage mover on the day and has broken the October highs. AUDNZD has been a tear of late – and remains one of the cleanest expressions of Aussie rates – with price breaking through 1.0900 and into a big supply zone seen since June.
In equities, we’ve seen the AUS200 falling from 6876 to hit a session low of 6832, although we’re seeing better buyers off these lows. ASX200 banks are heavy, as are REITS – consumer stocks are holding in remarkably well at present.
Upcoming event risk to AUD and AUS200 traders
While the Q3 CPI was always the big event risk, if we look at data ahead of the 7 November RBA meeting, we only see retail sales (on 30 Oct) that could affect market pricing, but sales would need to be very weak. Developments in geopolitics and broad risk sentiment in markets could also play a factor, but again, it seems unlikely to derail market pricing/expectations.
Governor Bullock speaks again tomorrow along with assistant governor Christopher Kent (09:00 AEDT), so this could give us a clear understanding of how the core of the RBA sees the CPI print – they could essentially guide to a hike here.
EURAUD some more upside to 1.686?Eur has been pretty strong past period against aud, has been in my watchlist /tradelist as well.
Should have bit more upside. Let's see
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AUDUSD Buy confirmed if the 1D MA50 breaks.The AUDUSD pair has been trading within a Channel Down pattern since February 02. Yesterday it hit again Support 1 (0.62885) for the 3rd time in October and held it. The first hit was also on the Diverging Lower Lows trend-line of the Channel Down and even though there is still room before it hits the hard bottom of the pattern, the Bullish Divergence (Higher Lows) on the 1D RSI in the past 2 months, indicates that this is already a strong buying candidate.
If a 1D candle closes above the 1D MA50 (blue trend-line), something we haven't seen since July 31 2023, buying will be confirmed. Our target it at least the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level at 0.66000. The June 16 rebound even hit the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level, which currently is above the 1D MA200 (orange trend-line), a key long-term Resistance.
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AUD/USD rises for fifth day (but resistance looms)The Aussie has risen for a fifth day, but it is worth noting that minor rallies tend to peter out around the 5-6 day mark. Price action on the 1-hour chart also suggests the rally could be corrective, against its drop from 65c-63c.
Given a bearish RSI divergence is forming on the 1-hour RSI (14) and the 50-day EMA resides around the weekly R1 pivot, we're looking for evidence of a swing high and for momentum to turn lower.
AUD/USD looks set to extend its bounceThe Aussie fell in line with our bearish bias last week, thanks to stronger-than-expected CPI data from the US and the Middle East conflict. Yet despite the risk-off sentiment, the Aussie held above 63c last week and formed a bullish engulfing day on Monday.
A bullish engulfing candle also formed on the 4-hour candle, prices are back above the September low and are now considering a break above the monthly pivot.
Given the liquidity gap (LG) that formed during last week's decline, a break above last week's high assumes the LG could be filled if prices break higher.
The near-term bias remains bullish above the 4-hour candle low.