Note: This section contains information in English only."The Aussie is set to end the year down 1.3 per cent, its fourth straight year of losses."
– based on The Business Times
Pair's Outlook
[ANNOUNCE]The AUD/USD currency pair appears to be unable to reclaim the 0.72 major level, which in turn is bolstered by the monthly S1 and the weekly PP.[/ANNOUNCE] However, despite the pair's inability to climb higher, a strong bearish development is also highly unlikely. Tough demand is represented by the 0.7160 psychological level, which is the only thing preventing the exchange rate from dropping to an eight-month low of 0.7145. Meanwhile, technical indicators keep giving bearish signals, suggesting the Australian Dollar is to weaken against the US counterpart today.
Traders' Sentiment
Bears gained some numbers over the day, as 57% of all open positions are short today (previously 55%). At the same time, all pending orders are equally divided between the buy and the sell ones.
Wed, 28 Dec 2016 14:55:03 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
– based on The Business Times
Pair's Outlook
[ANNOUNCE]The AUD/USD currency pair appears to be unable to reclaim the 0.72 major level, which in turn is bolstered by the monthly S1 and the weekly PP.[/ANNOUNCE] However, despite the pair's inability to climb higher, a strong bearish development is also highly unlikely. Tough demand is represented by the 0.7160 psychological level, which is the only thing preventing the exchange rate from dropping to an eight-month low of 0.7145. Meanwhile, technical indicators keep giving bearish signals, suggesting the Australian Dollar is to weaken against the US counterpart today.
Traders' Sentiment
Bears gained some numbers over the day, as 57% of all open positions are short today (previously 55%). At the same time, all pending orders are equally divided between the buy and the sell ones.