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AUD/USD finds new buyers at the 0.70 price mark

14 June 2022 By GO Markets

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As depicted in the AUD/USD hourly chart above, the pair has recently reached a monthly low of 0.69117 as it enters today’s European session. As it continues to decrease in value, it generates a sloping resistance line at 0.6970, this is the trendline from Friday’s prices.

Although the trend might appear bearish at the moment, the MACD indicates a bullish trend and the 14 period RSI shows that it is slowly recovering from the recent oversold periods. This shows that the pair still has some room left to rebound from this level.

This in conjunction with the 0.70 psychological level and the 50-HMA level being near the 0.7015 price mark, has encouraged buyers to enter the market to potentially capitalise on the opportunity.

To contrast the above information, the one week long resistance line at 0.7050 will be a good price point to watch as there are potential bullish investors waiting to strike at this level.

However, the current downward trend has found its new support line at around the 0.69 price mark. This is quite close to the yearly low of 0.6830, which was set just last month.

All in all, we now have two price points to observe as these levels will be reached over the upcoming period and once it has been reached, it will be a new trend.

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