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AUDCHF AUDCHF is preparing to break through support and fallWeak market structure. Gradually declining lows and no reaction to support at 0.5211. Buyers are trying to keep the price above 0.5211, but under market pressure their strength is weakening. Relative to 0.5211, we see the formation of consolidation, which is of a “pre-breakdown” nature. Accordingly, a break below the 0.5211 support level could trigger the activation of buyers' SL orders, leading to liquidation and a downward price distribution. Potential targets include 0.518 and 0.5164.
by AndeWave
18
AUDCHF: Bullish Flag from PRZ — Rally to 0.54444?AUDCHF ( OANDA:AUDCHF ) bounced from the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) , which aligns with the Yearly Support(1) and the 50% Fibonacci level of the previous bullish impulse. From a Classic Technical Analysis perspective , AUDCHF appears to be breaking out of a Bullish Flag Pattern , which may suggest the continuation of the previous uptrend . This bullish reaction also confirms the importance of the Support zone(0.51166 CHF-0.49773 CHF) , where buyers stepped in aggressively. In terms of Elliott Wave theory , it seems that AUDCHF has completed the bearish waves and we should wait for the bullish waves . I expect AUDCHF to continue rising after a successful breakout from the flag’s upper boundary . If momentum sustains, the target could be around 0.54444 CHF . Note: Stop Loss (SL) = 0.51972 CHF Australian Dollar/ Swiss Franc Analyze (4-hour time frame). Be sure to follow the updated ideas. Do not forget to put a Stop loss for your positions (For every position you want to open). Please follow your strategy; this is just my idea, and I will gladly see your ideas in this post. Please do not forget the ✅ ' like ' ✅ button 🙏😊 & Share it with your friends; thanks, and Trade safe.
Long
by pejman_zwin
8
AUDCHF — What’s Going On with the CHF?In this pair, there’s currently a good opportunity to open a short position. Looking at the weekly and daily timeframes, the price reached the 0.54518 area and started to reverse. On top of that, it seems to be forming a triangle on these timeframes, which could suggest the price may continue to drop. This idea is confirmed by the indicators I usually use: a 45-period exponential moving average, two simple moving averages of 70 and 95 periods, and the Parabolic SAR. On the 1-hour timeframe, there’s also a descending continuation triangle forming, backed by the same indicators. That said, it’s worth keeping in mind that, despite this technical analysis, it’s important to stay on top of news, economic data, and other factors that could affect this pair, since this analysis is based purely on technicals. The short position tool shown on the chart is just an extra aid to help decide on the entry.
Short
by faluacuz_fx
3
AUDCHFChina’s offshore gold vault strengthens its role in global gold pricing, potentially supporting AUD through higher gold demand. However, CHF’s safe-haven status and Switzerland’s stable fiscal policies could counterbalance this, especially if global risk aversion rises. China's offshore gold vault in Hong Kong and its push for yuan-based gold pricing could indirectly impact AUD/CHF. As Australia is a major gold exporter, rising gold prices (influenced by China's de-dollarization efforts) may support the AUD. However, the CHF remains a safe-haven currency, gaining strength during global uncertainty, which could pressure AUD/CHF downward. The current RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) cash rate is 3.85%, and the SNB (Swiss National Bank) policy interest rate is 0.00%. The SNB recently lowered its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 0% on June 19, 2025. The RBA last adjusted its cash rate in May, lowering it by 25 basis points to its current level. Impact on AUD: The RBA’s steady rate policy supports AUD stability but limits aggressive appreciation unless inflation spikes or commodity exports (e.g., gold, driven by China’s vault) boost economic outlook. Outlook: The RBA may hold rates steady through 2025 unless China’s demand for Australian commodities (e.g., iron ore, gold) significantly increases, potentially strengthening AUD. Swiss National Bank (SNB) 0% rate Impact on CHF: The low rate reinforces CHF’s safe-haven appeal, especially amid global uncertainties (e.g., US trade policies, geopolitical tensions). This strengthens CHF, capping AUD/CHF upside. Outlook: The SNB is likely to maintain low rates, with potential cuts if deflationary pressures emerge, further supporting CHF strength.
Short
by Shavyfxhub
AUDCHFChina’s offshore gold vault strengthens its role in global gold pricing, potentially supporting AUD through higher gold demand. However, CHF’s safe-haven status and Switzerland’s stable fiscal policies could counterbalance this, especially if global risk aversion rises. China's offshore gold vault in Hong Kong and its push for yuan-based gold pricing could indirectly impact AUD/CHF. As Australia is a major gold exporter, rising gold prices (influenced by China's de-dollarization efforts) may support the AUD. However, the CHF remains a safe-haven currency, gaining strength during global uncertainty, which could pressure AUD/CHF downward. The current RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) cash rate is 3.85%, and the SNB (Swiss National Bank) policy interest rate is 0.00%. The SNB recently lowered its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 0% on June 19, 2025. The RBA last adjusted its cash rate in May, lowering it by 25 basis points to its current level. Impact on AUD: The RBA’s steady rate policy supports AUD stability but limits aggressive appreciation unless inflation spikes or commodity exports (e.g., gold, driven by China’s vault) boost economic outlook. Outlook: The RBA may hold rates steady through 2025 unless China’s demand for Australian commodities (e.g., iron ore, gold) significantly increases, potentially strengthening AUD. Swiss National Bank (SNB) 0% rate Impact on CHF: The low rate reinforces CHF’s safe-haven appeal, especially amid global uncertainties (e.g., US trade policies, geopolitical tensions). This strengthens CHF, capping AUD/CHF upside. Outlook: The SNB is likely to maintain low rates, with potential cuts if deflationary pressures emerge, further supporting CHF strength.
Short
by Shavyfxhub
AUD_CHF LONG SIGNAL| ✅AUD_CHF was trading in a Strong downtrend but then Has reached a strong horizontal Demand area around 0.5215 And failed to break the level Which means that the bearish Impulse might be absorbed And we will finally see a Bullish move up so we can Enter a long trade with the TP of 0.5276 and the SL of 0.5212 LONG🚀 ✅Like and subscribe to never miss a new idea!✅ 

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Long
by ProSignalsFx
2
AUDCHFChina’s offshore gold vault strengthens its role in global gold pricing, potentially supporting AUD through higher gold demand. However, CHF’s safe-haven status and Switzerland’s stable fiscal policies could counterbalance this, especially if global risk aversion rises. China's offshore gold vault in Hong Kong and its push for yuan-based gold pricing could indirectly impact AUD/CHF. As Australia is a major gold exporter, rising gold prices (influenced by China's de-dollarization efforts) may support the AUD. However, the CHF remains a safe-haven currency, gaining strength during global uncertainty, which could pressure AUD/CHF downward. The current RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) cash rate is 3.85%, and the SNB (Swiss National Bank) policy interest rate is 0.00%. The SNB recently lowered its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 0% on June 19, 2025. The RBA last adjusted its cash rate in May, lowering it by 25 basis points to its current level. Impact on AUD: The RBA’s steady rate policy supports AUD stability but limits aggressive appreciation unless inflation spikes or commodity exports (e.g., gold, driven by China’s vault) boost economic outlook. Outlook: The RBA may hold rates steady through 2025 unless China’s demand for Australian commodities (e.g., iron ore, gold) significantly increases, potentially strengthening AUD. Swiss National Bank (SNB) 0% rate Impact on CHF: The low rate reinforces CHF’s safe-haven appeal, especially amid global uncertainties (e.g., US trade policies, geopolitical tensions). This strengthens CHF, capping AUD/CHF upside. Outlook: The SNB is likely to maintain low rates, with potential cuts if deflationary pressures emerge, further supporting CHF strength.
Short
by Shavyfxhub