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When will the AUDUSD stop falling?

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FX:AUDUSD   Australian Dollar / U.S. Dollar
The decline in US bond yields dragged down the US dollar, with focus on Powell and the non-farm payrolls report; under the pressure of these two negative factors, the Australian dollar (AUD), also known as the Aussie, accelerated its decline against the US dollar (USD), breaking below the key level of 0.6700. Meanwhile, the New Zealand dollar (NZD) is still attempting to form a potential double-top pattern.

The AUDUSD failed to rebound from the weakness of the USD, partly due to conservative growth expectations from China, Australia's largest trading partner, which dragged down the Aussie. Additionally, the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) latest interest rate decision, which released a less hawkish and even slightly dovish stance, also weighed on the Aussie. Under these two negative factors, the AUDUSD accelerated its decline and is currently trading below the level of 0.6700.

Looking at the daily chart, the market is still in a downtrend and is approaching the key support level of 0.6580, which is also the previous low point. If the support test is effective, the downtrend may successfully stop and lead to a good upward trend.

Personal trading recommendation: Enter a long position with a small amount at the level of 0.6580-0.6600, with the first target at 0.6800 and the second target at 0.7000.

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