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FX.co ★ AUD/USD Hot Forecast on 1st of July

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Forex Analysis:::2021-07-01T14:43:13

AUD/USD Hot Forecast on 1st of July

AUD/USD Hot Forecast on 1st of July

AUDUSD's fresh plunge beneath 0.7500 round figure, just shy of the support barricade of 0.7372-0.7461. That said, the daily trend starting to direct downwards endorsing negative price action.

Currently, the short-term oscillators are promoting a bearish price move. However, it remains to be seen whether it is sustainable. The MACD is slightly underneath its red trigger line in the negative zone, while the RSI is making efforts to climb from the 30 level. The negatively charged stochastic oscillator is indicating sellers are in control for now but some caution is warranted should the %K line turn up, as this may reflect the resilience of the nearby support.

At the moment the pair is faced with immediate downside obstacles, which could develop from the hard border of 0.7372-0.7461. However, successfully diving below this, sellers could then direct the price towards the 0.7253 and 0.7220 lows, from the first half of November 2020. If a deeper correction evolves, the bearish move could target the support base of 0.6963-0.7020, an area where buyers reinforced the broader uptrend.

If negative pressure fully subsides at the 0.7372-0.7461 zone, buyers may find footing at this barrier, which could assist the pair in overcoming the early resistance zone from the red Tenkan-sen line at 0.7538 until the 0.7645 barrier. Next, the bulls would need to conquer the vital 0.7700-0.7800 resistance section, to gain upside momentum to test the 0.7890 high and the 0.7966-0.8006 resistance belt.

Summarizing, AUDUSD's positive structure remains intact should the price remain above the 0.7372-0.7461 boundary.

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