AUD/USD has been changing hands between the bears and bulls throughout the past two sessions on the back of the US Federal Reserve volatility and domestic jobs data in Asia.
This has left the outlook for the pair uncertain with a lack of firm directional tendencies, at least from an hourly perspective as follows:
As illustrated, the price has completed a 38.2% Fibonacci retracement since it was capped following both the Fed and the Aussie jobs report earlier.
Without a catalyst until the European Central Bank, the price would be expected to consolidate at this juncture. 0.7150/70 marks current support and resistance from a short term perspective.
0.7180 and 0.7100 are the extremes on the daily chart and key levels where a breakout could occur.
Should the US dollar find its supporters again, then the downside breakout could occur as illustrated above.
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