- Poor China's PMI data over the weekend, along with lower commodities' prices continue to dent sentiment, weighing on the Aussie.
- Aussie halted its four-day winning streak and edged lower to currently trade at 0.7061.
- Downward bias gathers momentum after data showed that China's official PMI gauge slid to a three-year low of 49.4 in January.
- Th Caixin PMI came in at 48.4, against 48.2 in December, although still in deep contraction.
- The week ahead has some important data lined up for the Aussie, Tuesday's RBA cash rate announcement, retail sales, monetary policy statement, business confidence ...
- US NFP report is expected to gain a lot of attention this week and will have a major impact on the pair.
Recommendation: Good to sell AUD/USD rallies around 0.7070, SL: 0.7130, TP: 0.70/0.6920
Resistance Levels:
R1: 0.7083 (Session highs)
R2: 0.7140 (Jan 29 highs)
R3: 0.7159 (Nov 13 highs)
Support Levels:
S1: 0.7052 (5-DMA)
S2: 0.7002 (converging 10&21 DMAs)
S3: 0.6992 (Jan 27 lows)