AUD/USD has been under pressure over the course of the past few days, despite a strong Australian labour market report for March and the resultant boost in expectations that the RBA may hike rates again as soon as early May. The US Dollar has been firmer, however, as this is seeing to an offer in the pair as the following illustrates:
The weekly chart has the price coiling in the correction with the possibility of a downside continuation while stuck below 0.6790.
The M-formation on the daily chart may act as the peak formation in the correction and lead to a move lower to break the structure on the downside.
The four-hour chart´s 50% mean reversion level near 0.6710 aligns with the neckline of the pattern that could continue to act as resistance.
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