The
Australian macro data served better than expected numbers on jobs report, as 61K jobs were added in March, which is three times above expectations. Another positive
point is the unemployment rate that remains at 5.9%, despite the increase in
the participation rate.
Technically speaking, the weekly chart is showing that the pair is located
above the 20-day SMA, which is acting as a dynamic support at around 0.7500
mark. RSI is standing at mid-lines, but has started to turn to north. Momentum
is marking higher highs and lower lows and is indicating bullishness.
Closing
below the important level at 0.7500, will drag the pair to further losses. Strong
resistance is located at 0.7600 and in case that bulls succeed to conquer it,
next target is seen at 0.7700.
Next
week is offering main reports with RBA minutes on Tuesday and Business
Confidence on Thursday, but from fundamental viewpoint the AUD/USD is
vulnerable due to the risk aversion amid the geopolitical concerns. But it will
be interesting to observe the pair’s direction.
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