- AUD/USD extends reversal from three-week high as blue wave hopes fade.
- 50-day SMA adds to the upside barrier, seven-day-old horizontal support challenge the bears.
Having initially rose to the highest since October 12, AUD/USD currently prints 0.68% intraday losses during the early Wednesday. The aussie pair recently dropped to 0.7048 before bouncing back to 0.7100 by press time.
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As a result, the US dollar index (DXY) reverses the current week’s fall with a heavy rise probing the late September tops above 94.00.
The USD moves also weigh on the AUD/USD prices that defy the early-Asian break out of a falling trend line from September 01, at 0.7141 now. The reversal could also be attributed to the pair’s inability to cross 50-day SMA, currently around 0.7180.
On the downside, an area including lows marked since September 25, near 0.7000-0.6990, offers strong support.
AUD/USD daily chart
Trend: Pullback expected
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