- On the daily charts, AUD/CAD has taken major trendline support at 0.9320 and edged higher to currently trade around 0.9360 levels.
- Data released earlier today showed that headline Australian private capex figures came in much weaker than expectations.
- Q1 Australian capex (private capital expenditure) reading shows a capex of -5.2% q/q vs -3.5% expected and compared to a revised +1.8% last quarter.
- Aussie saw a 15-pips knee-jerk slump, but later reversed losses, RBA Governor Stevens’ dovish comments earlier this week still weigh on the upside.
- Pair finds stiff resistance at 0.9368 (78.6% Fib retrace of 0.9150 to 1.0169), break above can see upside till 0.9415.
- On the flipside, break below 0.9324 can see a drag till 0.9150 (Aug 2015 lows).
Recommendation: Buy breakout above 0.9368, SL: 0.9350, TP: 0.94/0.9415


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