Trading signals and online forecasts AUD/USD

AUD/USD analysis on March 24, 2025The AUD/USD pair continues to adjust in a downtrend, around the level of 0.6277. Despite the positive business activity data from S&P Global for March, last week. The Australian dollar lost more than 130 pointsThe index of business activity in the Australian manufacturing sector rose from 50.4 to 52.6 points, and reached its highest level in the last 29 months. In the service sector, the index increased from 50.8 to 51.2 points, which contributed to the growth of the composite index from 50.6 to 51.3 points, a record high since September. These data point to an economic recovery, despite the high interest rates of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).However, the February labor market data is putting pressure on the Australian currency. Unemployment remained at 4.1%, but total employment fell by 52.8 thousand instead of the expected increase of 30.8 thousand. Full-time employment also decreased by 35.7 thousand. These data may push the RBA to more dovish rhetoric in the near future.The US dollar index recovered slightly to 103.7 points. Last week, for the first time this month, the dollar ended the session in the "green" zone.The US Federal Reserve kept its key interest rate unchanged, but announced plans for at least two rate cuts of 0.25% in the future. However, many experts doubt this, given the uncertainty in the market and lowered forecasts for the economy and inflation in 2025.AUD/USD technical analysis for todayAUD/USD on the Daily is approaching the support line of the ascending channel, the boundaries of which are in the range of 0.6480–0.6250.The Alligator indicator, as well as the Awesome Oscillator (AO), strengthen the sell signals.Trading recommendations- It is advisable to consider short positions after the price drops and fixes below the level of 0.6250. The nearest target will be 0.6130. It is recommended to set the stop loss at 0.6320.- Purchases are possible when the price rises and fixes above the level of 0.6310 with a target of 0.6410. The stop loss is ...

During Thursday's Asian session, AUD/USD shows an active decline, developing the corrective impulse formed on Tuesday. Quotes are testing the 0.6340 level for a downward breakdown, while market participants are evaluating the February Australian labor market data released earlier.The seasonally adjusted employment rate decreased by 52.8 thousand after rising by 30.5 thousand in the previous month, which turned out to be significantly worse than the forecast of 30.0 thousand. The indicator of full—time employment decreased by 35.7 thousand (after an increase of 36.9 thousand), and part-time employment - by 17.0 thousand (after a decrease of 6.5 thousand). The share of the labor force in the total population decreased from 67.2% to 66.8%, which is also lower than expected at 67.3%.The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cut the interest rate by 25 basis points to 4.10% at its February meeting. Currently, the markets estimate the probability of continued dovish rhetoric at the May meeting and a third rate cut by the end of the year at 65%. However, RBA Assistant Governor Sarah Hunter said that the regulator remains more cautious than the market regarding further monetary policy easing.Results of the US Federal Reserve meetingInvestors are analyzing the results of the US Federal Reserve meeting, published the day before. As expected, the regulator kept the key rate at 4.50%, but adjusted its forecasts for the current year and the near future. The median rate forecast for the current year has been reduced from 4.40% to 3.90%, for 2026 from 3.90% to 3.40%, and for 2027 from 3.40% to 3.10%.The Fed also raised expectations for inflation and unemployment for the current year, but lowered its forecast for GDP growth. Inflation in 2025 is expected to reach 2.7% against the previous estimate of 2.5%. The unemployment rate may reach 4.4%, which is 0.1% higher than the previous forecast. The growth rate of the US economy in 2025 has been revised from 2.1% to 1.7%.Fed Chairman Jerome Powell stressed that there is no need to rush to adjust monetary policy, as the economy remains strong. However, uncertainty in macroeconomic forecasts has increased due to the US administration's trade policy, the effects of which on inflation are still difficult to assess.AUD/USD technical analysis for todayOn the daily chart (D1), the Bollinger indicator indicates a flat trend. The MACD indicator turned down, preparing to form a sell signal. Stochastic is also showing a decline.Trading recommendations- We will consider sales after the breakdown down to the level of 0.6319. The nearest target will be 0.6250. We will place the stop loss at 0.6350.- Purchases will become possible when growth resumes and the level of 0.6373 breaks up with a target of 0.6450. The stop loss is ...

AUD/USD analysis on March 18, 2025On Tuesday, AUD/USD continues its upward movement and is trading at 0.6374. The Australian dollar is recovering after a short-term decline caused by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meeting last week. The weakening of the US dollar contributes to the formation of a stable upward trend, which allows quotes to stay above the interim annual maximum of 0.6400.Reserve Bank of Australia officials stress the need for restraint in further easing monetary policy. They intend to carefully assess macroeconomic indicators and the impact of the recent interest rate cut by 25 basis points.Meanwhile, the tourism sector is showing signs of recovery. In January, the volume of international trips reached a multi-year record: the number of short-term arrivals increased by 17.6% year-on-year, reaching 710,040 thousand. The short-term profitability of residents increased by 10.9%, amounting to 1.544 million Australian dollars. The total number of arrivals increased by 12.3% to 2.383 million, and departures abroad — by 16.3% to 2.031 million.The US dollar index is strengthening slightly and recovered to 103.10. The instability of the dollar is related to macroeconomic reports that did not meet market expectations. For example, retail sales in February increased from -1.2% to 0.2%, which was lower than the forecast of 0.6%. The core retail sales index increased from -0.6% to 0.3%, in line with expectations, but without having a significant impact on the market.AUD/USD technical analysis for todayOn the daily chart, the AUD/USD pair is approaching the resistance line of the ascending channel, the boundaries of which are in the range of 0.6500–0.6100.Technical indicators reinforce buy signals. The averages on the alligator indicator are pointing upwards. The awesome oscillator (AO) indicator has formed several ascending bars in the positive zone, which confirms the potential for further growth.Trading recommendations- Long positions: can be considered after the price rises and fixes above the level of 0.6400 with a target of 0.6530. It is recommended to set the stop loss at 0.6320.- Sales are relevant after the price drops and fixes below the level of 0.6350 with a target of 0.6200. The stop loss is ...

EUR/GBP: the pair ends the trading week in the red zoneThe European currency is showing a moderate decline in the EUR/GBP pair during morning trading, continuing the steady downward trend that began on Wednesday, when quotes finally moved away from the local peaks reached on January 24.Despite the steady "bearish" mood, the macroeconomic statistics of the eurozone remains quite stable and provides some support to the euro. In annual terms, industrial production showed zero dynamics after a 1.5% decline in December, exceeding analysts' expectations of -0.9%. On a monthly basis, the indicator increased by 0.8% after a decrease of 0.4% a month earlier, which also exceeded forecasts of 0.6%. A particularly noticeable increase was recorded in Germany, where production increased by 2.0% in January after a 1.5% decline in December.However, the pressure on the single currency is increasing due to doubts about the stability of the region's economy. Earlier, the euro received support against the background of announced large-scale investments in the rearmament of Europe and the creation of a 500.0 billion euro fund in Germany for infrastructure and defense projects. However, not all EU countries approve of such a significant increase in military spending, which may weaken the positive effect of these initiatives. An additional risk for the euro remains foreign trade factors: investors are concerned about the prospects of new US duties imposed by the administration of Donald Trump, as well as a possible escalation of trade disputes between the US and the EU.Resistance levels: 0.8384, 0.8400, 0.8419, 0.8437.Support levels: 0.8370, 0.8355, 0.8340, 0.8326.USD/CAD: dollar maintains weak upward momentumThe US dollar demonstrates multidirectional dynamics in the USD/CAD pair during morning trading, consolidating at 1.4433: previously, the instrument's active growth was due to the publication of strong data on the US labor market.Investors are also analyzing the results of the meeting of the Bank of Canada, which decided on March 12 to reduce its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.75%, the lowest level since September 2022. The regulator's officials noted that economic growth in the fourth quarter of 2024 exceeded expectations, but warned of a possible slowdown amid global trade tensions caused by new tariff restrictions from the United States.Today at 14:30 (GMT+2), statistics on manufacturing sales in Canada will be released: analysts expect an increase of 2.0% after an increase of 0.3% a month earlier, and wholesale sales may recover by 1.9% after a decrease of 0.2% in December.Resistance levels: 1.4451, 1.4472, 1.4500, 1.4550.Support levels: 1.4400, 1.4350, 1.4300, 1.4250.USD/TRY: dollar reaches historic peak againThe USD/TRY exchange rate is showing mixed dynamics near the 36.6790 mark, as market participants monitor US trade policy, negotiations on the settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the latest data on inflation in the United States.The February statistics reflected a slowdown in the core consumer price index from 3.3% to 3.1% year-on-year, which was lower than analysts' expectations of 3.2%, as well as a weakening of the monthly index from 0.4% to 0.2%. Inflation in the manufacturing sector also decreased: the core producer price index dropped from 3.6% to 3.4%, and the overall indicator dropped from 3.7% to 3.2%, which increased expectations of an early easing of the Fed's policy, although the rate is likely to remain unchanged until June.The Central Bank of Turkey, for its part, continues to adjust monetary policy to reduce inflationary pressure: in March, the regulator lowered the rate from 45.00% to 42.50%, hoping to achieve a reduction in inflation to 24.00% by the end of the year. According to the Turkish Institute of Statistics, consumer prices have already slowed from 42.12% to 39.05% in February, which confirms the trend towards gradual stabilization.Resistance levels: 36.7100, 36.7886, 36.8500, 36.9000.Support levels: 36.6500, 36.6000, 36.5406, 36.5000.AUD/USD: the pair is consolidating without an obvious trendAgainst the background of weak volatility of the US dollar, the AUD/USD pair is showing moderate growth, trading around 0.6290 as part of an upward correction.The Australian currency remains under pressure, but positive data from the real estate market temporarily supports its position. In January, the total number of approved construction permits increased by 6.3% to 16,597 thousand in monthly terms and by 21.7% year-on-year. In the private sector, the number of new homes increased by 1.1% to 9,042 thousand on a monthly basis and by 8.9% over the year, while the number of private buildings not related to residential real estate increased by 12.7% to 7,213 thousand per month and by 41.6% per year. The cost of the entire development increased by 4.5%, reaching 9.04 billion Australian dollars, but the non-residential segment showed a decrease of 20.7% to 5.69 billion Australian dollars.Support levels: 0.6260, 0.6140.Resistance levels: 0.6320, ...