The Australian Dollar has weakened in recent weeks due to Iron Ore prices declining as China's zero covid policy has caused investors to fear a slowdown in the world's second-biggest economy.
Australia exports 80% of Iron ore to China, so any slowdown in China will hit demand for Australia's commodity exports and put downward pressure on the currency.
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From mid-September until the end of October, Iron Ore appeared to have found a safe space above US $100. Now, after a steep decline beginning October 27, 2021, Iron Ore has started to test May 2020 lows, close to US $90 per metric tonne. The commodity is grating against predictions by ANZ Bank (ASX: ANZ) for it to “find a floor around current levels”.
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So the Fe ore price hasn't caught up to FMG yet, with sentiment being LOW LOW LOW LOW
a big skew IH&S is what I reckon shoudl happen... let's see the next few weeks.
First I urge you to look at a weekly candle/bar chart of the commodity. Can you see the strong bearish reversal candle/bar ? This suggests correction in the short term is upon us. To early to forecast the magnitude of this correction which may even turn out to be major trend reversal. More data is required for this. Fact that the price action is at a significant...
Thanks for viewing. This will just be a short one. My reasons for bearishness are:
- bearish RSI divergence (higher price high shown as a lower high on the RSI - at a minimum indicates reduced momentum but normally precedes changes in price direction),
- MACD histogram is trending downward quite steeply,
- MACD moving averages look like they are starting to head...
