AUDUSD is showing strong bullish momentum, and the current price structure confirms that the pair is gearing up for another potential rally. After building solid bullish pressure from key support zones, price has been making higher lows with clear buying interest stepping in on dips. I entered this setup earlier and am already in deep profit. With the momentum continuing to hold, I’m anticipating another wave to the upside in the coming sessions.
From a fundamental standpoint, the Australian dollar is currently benefiting from broad US dollar softness driven by expectations of a Fed rate cut later this year. As inflation cools in the US and the labor market shows signs of moderation, the Fed’s hawkish stance has softened, weakening the dollar across the board. At the same time, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has maintained a relatively firm tone, leaving the door open for further tightening if inflation pressures persist domestically. This divergence in central bank tone is favoring AUD strength.
Additionally, commodities like iron ore and copper—major Australian exports—have recently found renewed demand, particularly from China. With Chinese authorities signaling more fiscal and monetary stimulus to support their post-COVID recovery, the Australian economy stands to benefit, further supporting AUD upside. This commodity-backed strength adds another layer of support to the bullish AUDUSD narrative.
Technically, the pair has broken above a key resistance level and is now forming a bullish continuation pattern on the lower timeframes. Price action is supported by rising volume and moving averages starting to slope upward. The structure is clean, the fundamentals are supportive, and sentiment across TradingView shows increasing bullish interest in AUDUSD. I'm holding for higher levels as the bullish wave continues to develop.
From a fundamental standpoint, the Australian dollar is currently benefiting from broad US dollar softness driven by expectations of a Fed rate cut later this year. As inflation cools in the US and the labor market shows signs of moderation, the Fed’s hawkish stance has softened, weakening the dollar across the board. At the same time, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has maintained a relatively firm tone, leaving the door open for further tightening if inflation pressures persist domestically. This divergence in central bank tone is favoring AUD strength.
Additionally, commodities like iron ore and copper—major Australian exports—have recently found renewed demand, particularly from China. With Chinese authorities signaling more fiscal and monetary stimulus to support their post-COVID recovery, the Australian economy stands to benefit, further supporting AUD upside. This commodity-backed strength adds another layer of support to the bullish AUDUSD narrative.
Technically, the pair has broken above a key resistance level and is now forming a bullish continuation pattern on the lower timeframes. Price action is supported by rising volume and moving averages starting to slope upward. The structure is clean, the fundamentals are supportive, and sentiment across TradingView shows increasing bullish interest in AUDUSD. I'm holding for higher levels as the bullish wave continues to develop.
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