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AUD/USD: Up 0.50% to 0.7065 — Ascending Channel

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AUD/USD: Up 0.50% to 0.7065 — Ascending Channel

Published: August 07, 2026  ·  MarketsFN Team  ·  US Session

PairRateChangeRSI(14)SMA-20SMA-5052W High52W LowPivotR1S1
AUD/USD0.7065+0.50%60.50.69990.69960.72560.64180.70370.70530.7015

📊 Support & Resistance Levels

Dynamic Trendlines

LevelTypeDirectionDistance
0.692820d Support→ flat-1.95% / 137.5 pips
0.707720d Resistance↗ ascending+0.17% / 11.8 pips
0.687350d Support→ flat-2.73% / 192.8 pips
0.707750d Resistance↘ descending+0.17% / 11.9 pips

Static Levels

LevelTypeTouchesDistance
0.6978Support-1.23% / 87.0 pips
0.6907Support-2.24% / 158.4 pips
0.6482Support-8.26% / 583.8 pips

AUD/USD is trading at 0.7065 (+0.50%) as it continues to show strength above its moving averages, with the rate positioned above both the 20-day SMA at 0.6999 and the 50-day SMA at 0.6996. This uptrend is supported by the ascending 20-day dynamic channel, with the nearest dynamic resistance trendline at 0.7077, just 11.8 pips away, and the dynamic support trendline at 0.6928, which is 137.5 pips below the current rate.

In terms of static levels, the closest resistance is at R1, positioned at 0.7053, which is 12 pips below the current price, while the nearest support level, S1, is at 0.7015, 19.5 pips away. The RSI(14) reading of 60.5 indicates that the market is in neutral territory, suggesting that while there is upward momentum, the potential for overbought conditions is not yet a concern.

Looking ahead, the short-term outlook remains positive as the pair is well-supported by both dynamic and static levels. A sustained break above the dynamic resistance at 0.7077 could signal further bullish momentum, while a drop below S1 at 0.7015 would challenge the current uptrend and warrant caution. Traders should watch for price action around these key levels to gauge the next directional move.

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