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AUD/USD Intraday: the bias remains bullish.
AUD/USD (AUD/USD)
-0.00238-0.36%
long positions above 0.6630 with targets at 0.6670 & 0.6680 in extension.
Pivot: 0.6630
Our preference: long positions above 0.6630 with targets at 0.6670 & 0.6680 in extension.
Alternative scenario: below 0.6630 look for further downside with 0.6615 & 0.6595 as targets.
Comment: intraday technical indicators are mixed and call for caution.
Supports and resistances:
0.6700
0.6680
0.6670
0.6650 Last
0.6630
0.6615
0.6595
Our preference: long positions above 0.6630 with targets at 0.6670 & 0.6680 in extension.
Alternative scenario: below 0.6630 look for further downside with 0.6615 & 0.6595 as targets.
Comment: intraday technical indicators are mixed and call for caution.
Supports and resistances:
0.6700
0.6680
0.6670
0.6650 Last
0.6630
0.6615
0.6595
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