AUD/CAD trend intact above 0.98789 support, targets 0.99294
AUD/CAD holds its week-long uptrend with trend aligned across all timeframes and price defending 0.98789 support; dips into that shelf stay buys while 0.98530 holds.
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Key takeaways
- Trend aligned up across 1H/4H/1D with the pair up over 0.81% on the week.
- Price holds above 0.98789 support after a shallow intraday pullback from 0.98979.
- EMA20 at 0.98572 and EMA50 at 0.98499 underpin; below 0.98530 the bull case weakens.
AUD/CAD is doing exactly what a clean uptrend should: digesting a shallow intraday pullback without cracking the structure, with the full trend stack still pointing higher.
The pair has shed a modest fraction on the session and sits near the 0.987865 intraday low after pulling back from a high of 0.98979. That said, the weekly gain exceeds 0.81%, confirming buyers have been in control for the better part of a week. No macro catalyst defines the move; this is positioning-driven momentum, and the tape is behaving accordingly.
The setup is clean for a trend-following desk. Price sits above EMA20 at 0.98572 and EMA50 at 0.98499, with EMA200 at 0.98573 clustering tightly in the same zone to form a layered support band. That triple EMA confluence is constructive, trend is aligned up across all timeframes, RSI is firm without reaching stretched territory, and volatility remains calm — a low-noise momentum environment that tends to favour continuation. The prior context confirms intent: multiple resistance levels have been broken over the past week and support at 0.98789 has absorbed today's test. Resistance targets sit at 0.99294 and 0.99539.
We lean long, buying into the 0.98789–0.98801 zone on any further dip. A daily close below 0.98530 invalidates the trend read and requires a full reassessment.
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