AUDUSD Forex Analysis - Targeting A Break Below 0.6500 Level

Join Senior Market Strategist & Trading Mentor Duncan Cooper as he watches price levels on the AUDUSD daily and 15-minute charts.

Join Senior Market Strategist & Trading Mentor Duncan Cooper as he watches price levels on the AUDUSD daily and 15-minute charts.

Price remains in a downtrend on the daily chart holding below the 0.6564 weekly resistance level.

0.6559-64 the 79% fib retracement level and weekly resistance level.

Watching for price to rally and fail at this intraday resistance area for a further decline targeting a break below the 0.6500 level.

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