AUD/USD: Continuing Towards Range Lows
The aussie is falling in the short-term and it will probably continue weakening until it reaches the weekly and monthly pivots at 1.0185 and then the recent lows at 1.0115. Longer-term, price action is oscillating within a large box range between highs of 1.0595 and lows of roughly 1.0150, at the upper edge of a multi-month triangle. A break below the 1.0115 level would indicate a strong bearish bias and probable move down to the edge of the triangle at 0.9850. I would want to see a break above the 1.0365 however before getting bullish again and targeting the range highs.
The pair is trending down again today and we are approaching the neckline at 1.3007 of the sort of head-and-shoulders pattern which has been forming at the highs. A decisive break below 1.3000 would help provide confirmation of a break of the neckline. The initial target down would be to the 200-day MA situated at 1.2922, although eventually price will probably reach the H&S target at 1.2850, which is also at a major up-trend-line. A bullish reversal is looking highly unlikely and would have to break above 1.3075 to gain traction, then targeting 1.3185 to the upside.
GBP/USD: Supported By Channel Lows
The GBP/USD pair has been rising in a channel for for over a month now and it will probably continue. Recently it weakened and fell back to support from the lower channel line where it could probably recover and begin a new move higher. If this happens it would probably reach the upper channel line at 1.5530. Alternatively, a complete breakdown out of the channel would be signalled by a move below 1.5170, which would give a downside target of 1.4900.
Analysis By: Joaquin Monfort, Forex4you Analyst
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