AUD/USD chart on Trading View used for analysis
- AUD/USD extends previous session's gains, trades 0.22% higher at 0.7320.
- Australia’s Q3 capex spending edged lower, down 0.5%. The outcome was weaker than expected market median for +1.0%.
- That said, there was an upside surprise with the plans for capex spending in 2018/19 having a positive upward revision than three months earlier.
- On the otherside, dollar weakens across the board after Fed Chair Powell's dovish comments on the policy outlook.
- Powell said that the policy rate was 'just below' their estimates of neutral and added that they were not on a pre-set policy rate path and they were paying very close attention to the data.
- "The Fed balancing risks of shortening expansion, on one hand, higher inflation and instability on the other," Powell stated.
- Technical analysis is still biased higher. Scope for test of 200-DMA at 0.7422.
- On the flipside, retrace below 110-EMA could see dip till daily cloud. Break below cloud negates bullish bias.
Support levels - 0.7276 (110-EMA), 0.7258 (5-DMA), 0.7211 (cloud top)
Resistance levels - 0.74, 0.7422 (200-DMA)
Recommendation: Good to go long on dips. SL: 0.7270, TP: 0.74/ 0.7420
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