What's going on with the AUD/USD?

On the daily chart, the AUD/USD continues to move between the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) and the 55-day SMA (0.6505). The 0.6400 level has become a relevant support, and a consolidation below it should bring further weakness to the Aussie, exposing the 20-day SMA at 0.6360.

Why has AUDUSD soared in recent years?

This pair's popularity soared because traders were attracted to the interest rate differential of the pair. This has waned in recent years due to economic volatility worldwide. AUDUSD - LONG We had strong bullish volume the last few days followed by a slight push back down to the downside to a previous key level.

Why did AUD/USD fall to 0.6400?

AUD/USD falls to near 0.6400 as the appeal for the US Dollar improves. The US Dollar strengthens ahead of Powell’s speech. RBA Bullock kept hopes of further rate-tightening alive, citing that the progress in inflation declining to 2% has slowed.

Why is the Australian dollar a good investment?

Australia is a big exporter to China and its economy and currency reflect any change in the situation in that country. The prevailing view is that the Australian Dollar offers diversification benefits in a portfolio containing the major world currencies because of its greater exposure to Asian economies.