AUD/USD (Australian dollar/US dollar)

The Australian dollar continues to be noisy and negative, but when you look at it from a longer-term perspective, this is a market that continues to go sideways in general.

The Aussie dollar continues to see a lot of noise, as the market has now bounced in the early hours Friday. This is a market that needed to bounce a bit, and it is likely that we are going to see that.

Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies moved in a flat-to-low range on Friday with the Chinese yuan logging wild swings amid suspected intervention by the People’s Bank, while the dollar steadied ahead of key inflation data.

The Aussie has fallen apart. At this point, it looks like we are never going to see a positive day again, which normally means you are getting closer to the end than the beginning. At this point, it is important to be very careful.

Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies moved in a flat-to-low range on Thursday as a rout in equity markets kept traders largely averse towards risk-driven assets, while the dollar retreated ahead of key economic indicators in the coming days.

The Aussie has seen a bit of a bounce from the absolute lows during the Wednesday session, as traders continue to act on a slowing global economy. With this, the market is due for a bounce though, as it has oversold.

The Aussie dollar continues to look a bit soft, as the market continues to be somewhat negative. The Aussie is continuing to see a lot of negativity, mainly due to the Chinese cutting rates, and a general malaise when it comes to Asia.

The Aussie dollar fell hard again in the early hours of Monday, as the market still is somewhat confused. At this point, the Aussie is probably a market that you will have to be somewhat on the sidelines for.

The Australian dollar has fallen hard during the week, as we are not turning things around, and testing the previous resistance, which should now be support based upon market memory.

The Aussie dollar has fallen again in the early hours of Friday, as the market continues to see a lot of noise when it comes to risk appetite. The US dollar has been rallying across the board, so this isn’t a surprise at this point in time.

The Aussie continues to be very noisy, as we are trying to sort out whether or not we are going higher, or if the momentum has run its course. The market has recently just jumped above a symmetrical triangle, and now we are trying to see if the market can

Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies tread water on Thursday amid concerns over stricter U.S. trade restrictions on China, while the Japanese yen steadied after strengthening sharply this week on suspected intervention.

Investing.com-- Australia’s job market grew more than expected in June, as high vacancies and a strong amount of participation saw the labor market running hot even as unemployment rose slightly.

The Australian dollar continues to be noisy, but at this point in time, the market also looks like there are buyers underneath to keep the potential uptrend going as we break out of a symmetrical triangle.

Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies advanced slightly on Wednesday, gaining more ground against the dollar amid growing optimism that the Federal Reserve was close to cutting interest rates.

The Australian dollar pulled back just a bit during the early hours on Tuesday, but it does look like there are buyers underneath waiting to pick it back up. At this point in time, it looks like everybody is still squarely focused on the Federal Reserve.

Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies moved in a flat-to-low range on Tuesday as speculation over a Donald Trump presidency helped the dollar rise past increased bets on interest rate cuts.

The Aussie has been bullish for some time, and it looks like the market is still trying to push things higher. With this, the market still has a lot of work to do, and pullbacks should be welcomed.

Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies moved little on Monday, while the dollar caught some safe haven bids after the attempted assassination of former U.S. President Donald Trump over the weekend.

The Aussie continues to see a lot of upward pressure at this point in time, as the market continues to see a lot of momentum coming into the market. Ultimately, this has a lot to do with risk appetite more than anything else, so please keep that in mind.