The Australian Dollar (AUD) rebounds on Monday, despite a slight dip in the US Dollar (USD) and higher US Treasury yields. Investors are eyeing Australian monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for February and US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for Q4 2023. The AUD gains momentum as the ASX 200 Index rises, especially in mining and energy sectors. Additionally, the Aussie...
AUD/CHF suffered losses
2019-12-04 • Updated
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SELL 0.6730; TP 0.6700; SL 0.6740
The attempt of AUD/CHF to overcome 0.6800 so far hasn’t been successful. The pair formed a “spinning top” candlestick on the D1 on Tuesday. During the Asian session on Wednesday, it has gone down to test 0.6736 (the 100-day MA; 38.2% Fibonacci of the August-November advance) as Australia released weaker-than-expected GDP growth and the overall market sentiment worsened. The slide below 0.6730 will confirm the formation of an "ascending wedge" to the downside and may be a cue for selling with a target in the 0.6695 area.
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