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Audusd forex analysis and strategy with Millionaire Logistics fxAudusd forex analysis and strategy with Millionaire Logistics fx Dear Forex traders, trust you are benefitting from the forex analysis we share. Last week we shared our trade idea on eur aud while the trade is yet to reach target, this week our star pair is the Aud Usd. Sentimentally, There have been reports of covid-19 cases in China which has led to the Chinese authorities enforcing a stay at home order in the major district of Shanghai till Tuesday and with Apple considering to increase productions outside China, Also, with the incumbent Prime minister of Australia conceding defeat to the opposition leader and incoming PM, I perceive the administration having a smooth but economically uncertain transition. As regards the first sentiment, China and Australia are a very close trade allies and partners. More so, with the current risk appetite of investors are sentimentally risk aversive as US Stocks seem to be on the decline and Japan's stock saw some rise. Interests may be driving towards shifting to assets of low risk. On the US scene, POTUS has shown intent in having talks with the North Korean President if he is serious, same time looking to deepen economic partnership with Taiwan. Fundamentally, Tuesday 24th is packed with very interesting news event which may cause volatility and trends in the Market such as the FOMC meetings S&P Aux pmi flash. Technically, AudUsd remains in a bearish trend and still trading below the ema. currently, i highlighted a supply zone on the 4hr chart from where price fell to the downside and the demand zone as well. last week saw a bullish correction move. the price is currently at a liquidity level i expect to be swept and if price approaches the supply zone up, i would find a sell entry to trade in line with the trend. I look forward to your contribution and opinion. Thank you for your support on YT.
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by MillionaireLogistics
AUDUSDThe Australian dollar broke through significant support during the week, and it looks to me as if we are more likely than not going to go lower. Keep in mind that the Australian dollar is highly sensitive to commodity markets, and therefore global growth. The 0.70 level above should offer resistance as it has been that massive support we have been paying attention to. Because of this, I will be looking for signs of exhaustion anywhere near that area. On the downside, the 0.68 level is an area that could offer a little bit of support.
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by SmoothJB
AudUsd- 0.7000-0.7050 is very strong ceiling nowLike all Usd pairs, AudUsd also has lost a lot of its value in the past 6 weeks( almost 10%). After reaching a strong resistance above 0.76 at the beginning of April, the pair fell hard and the recovery from the beginning of May was also met with strong selling from 0.73 resistance. Yesterday's test of 0.7+ was reversed hard leaving a very long-tailed Pin Bar on our daily chart and now the pair seems determined for further losses. I'm strongly bearish as long as the price is under 0.7050 and I expect a drop to 0.67 Sell rallies can be a good strategy in AudUsd's case
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by Mihai_Iacob
AUDUSDThe Australian dollar initially rallied on Wednesday to reach near the 0.72 handle. By doing so, it shows a real chance of trying to recover. However, the market sold off almost immediately and has since looked very poor. By forming an inverted hammer, this suggests that the Aussie is still going to have a lot of overhead resistance. Because of this, I am not necessarily interested in trying to get overly aggressive to the upside, but I do recognize that rallies should continue to be faded. Breaking below the bottom of the candlestick for the session on Wednesday opens up the possibility that we will go down to the 0.70 level, an area that has been important more than once, and an area that would attract a lot of attention due to the fact that it is a large, round, psychologically significant figure. Because of this, I would anticipate that a lot of support should show up there, but whether or not it holds would be a completely different question. After all, the US dollar has been like a wrecking ball against almost everything in the world. The Australian dollar is also highly sensitive to commodity markets, so you will have to keep an eye on them as well. That being said, the commodity markets have looked a little bit soft in general, so it does make sense that we may see negativity here. Although Australia has been outperforming most other economies, the reality is that there is still a lot of concern when it comes to global growth, so it does make a lot of sense that we would see the Aussie dollar reflect the uncertainty of the underlying economy. Furthermore, Australia is highly sensitive to China which has a whole host of problems at the moment. Keep in mind with the coronavirus lockdowns that we see going on in China right now have locked down over half the economy, so it is not very likely that Australia will be a beneficiary of Asian demand for its commodities. Beyond that, we also have the Federal Reserve tightening monetary policy, which continues to drive the US dollar higher in general, which obviously has a significant effect on this market. At this point, I do not see a potential long set up.
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by SmoothJB