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AUDUSD D1 Chart Analysis: There is a bearish trend on the daily AUD/USD chart. A closer examination of the chart reveals that following the emergence of a bullish candle, the currency pair is steadily decreasing. The Relative Strength Index (RSI-14) at 46, which reflects the general negativity in the market, highlights the bearish attitude. Price action analysis reveals that the market is at a turning point, teetering on the brink of a possible move either way. A falling trajectory accompanied by a bearish trend raises the possibility of additional drops for the AUD/USD currency pair and signals a shift in market sentiment. Investors and traders who keep a close eye on the daily chart can view this as a pivotal time for decision-making. I believe that, in theory, everyone can see the trend and the viewpoint of those who oppose the US currency. Almost everything hinges on this, including our next course of action. On Friday of last week, we witnessed the strengthening of the American dollar, which resulted in the growth of currency pairs in a northerly direction. One such pair is the Australian dollar, which on a four-hour and daily time frame shows a northern ascent and breaks through the Bollinger indicator's average moving line, moving from the lower upper pricing limits. The overall trend, in my opinion, indicates that this is a fake breakout, and the sideways trend that developed throughout our four-hour time frame only prevented our currency pair from rising further and forced it back. The Bollinger indicator's upper moving line, which shows the instrument's upper price range, may correct during the upcoming working week. After that, the downward southern trend to the support zone of 0.71149, where the currency pair has recently shown itself, may continue.