交易新闻
16 Apr 2015
AUD/USD back to 0.7740
FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The Aussie dollar is surrendering part of the initial gains vs. the US dollar on Thursday, with AUD/USD returning to the 0.7750/45 band.
AUD/USD fades the spike post-data
Better-than-expected report from the Australian labour market boosted AUD to the boundaries of 0.7790 in early trade, although the bull run lost some legs afterwards. Recall that the Employment Change increased by 37.7K during March, more than doubling the previous estimates, and the jobless rate ticked lower to 6.1% during the same period.
With spot now posting 3-week highs, further upside momentum could challenge March tops around 0.7940, although the USD dynamics and the downbeat momentum in the Chinese economy could undermine a more solid bullish attempt.
AUD/USD levels to consider
As of writing the pair is up 0.90% at 0.7750 with the next resistance at 0.7809 (high Mar.27) ahead of 0.7884 (high Mar.26) and finally 0.7934 (high Mar.24). On the flip side, a breakdown of 0.7553 (low Apr.13) would expose 0.7534 (6-year low Apr.2) and then 0.7451 (low May 18 2009).
AUD/USD fades the spike post-data
Better-than-expected report from the Australian labour market boosted AUD to the boundaries of 0.7790 in early trade, although the bull run lost some legs afterwards. Recall that the Employment Change increased by 37.7K during March, more than doubling the previous estimates, and the jobless rate ticked lower to 6.1% during the same period.
With spot now posting 3-week highs, further upside momentum could challenge March tops around 0.7940, although the USD dynamics and the downbeat momentum in the Chinese economy could undermine a more solid bullish attempt.
AUD/USD levels to consider
As of writing the pair is up 0.90% at 0.7750 with the next resistance at 0.7809 (high Mar.27) ahead of 0.7884 (high Mar.26) and finally 0.7934 (high Mar.24). On the flip side, a breakdown of 0.7553 (low Apr.13) would expose 0.7534 (6-year low Apr.2) and then 0.7451 (low May 18 2009).