- Aud/USD trades near the 0.6280 region during the Friday American session, extension of the reflection this week.
- Data on US sentiments deteriorate because the tariff risk is burdened by the fed.
- The key immunity is observable near 0.6240-0.6260, and the minus is absorbed by 0.6180 support.
The Australian dollar (AUD) strengthens on Friday, and the couple approached the 0.6280 zone during the American session. The stubborn tone of the Australian appears when the American dollar (USD) still weakens around the world, dragged by lower economic data than expected and growing fears of investors related to inflation and commercial policy. While the shoots improved carefully, the wider trend remains technically bear, and the retaining zones limit additional growth points.
Daily Digest Market Movers: American Dollar will fall into the darkness of consumers and tariff precipitation
- The American dollar index (DXY) still weakens, moving towards 100 and marking a fresh three -year minima during Friday trade.
- APRIL University of Michigan Survey Sonvesent has skipped expectations, and PPI’s pliable data enlivened disinflastic fears.
- Federal reserve decision makers (FED) remain careful, warning that although the expectations regarding the basic inflation are still stable, price pressure based on the tariff may last longer than expected.
- President Trump repeated his trust in achieving a contract with China, although the tariffs remain increased – 145% on Chinese imports and 10% in all countries for other nations.
- Muzalma Fed and Williams have noticed that a potential change in long -term inflation expectations may limit the FED policy options in the coming quarters.
Technical analysis
AUD/USD expands the recovery of the third session in a row, approaching the upper daily range of traffic, with the price operation from 0.6180 to 0.6287. Despite today’s pressure, the general technical structure remains brittle.
The relative strength indicator (RSI) prints about 50, neutral, but tilts stubborn when it constantly floats. Meanwhile, MacD still signals weakness, printing a fresh red belt, indicating that the sellers have not left completely. The final oscillator and stochastic readings remain neutral, which suggests that this trend has no forceful conviction.
From the point of view of trends following the trend, all the main average walking still indicate down. 20-day, 100-day and 200-day straight movable average, along with a 30-day EMA, all confirm the persistent pressure. The key levels of resistance were recorded at 0.6244, 0.6261 and 0.6262, while the support is observable at 0.6236, 0.6215 and 0.6180. The break above the area of ​​0.6260 can open a place to a stronger stubborn correction, although for now there is a careful technical bias.
Frequently inflicted by American-chin
In general, the trade war is an economic conflict between two or more countries due to extreme protectionism at one end. This means creating trade barriers such as tariffs that cause a counterattack, escalating import costs, and thus maintenance costs.
The economic conflict between the United States (USA) and China began at the beginning of 2018, when President Donald Trump established trade barriers for China, claiming that unfair commercial practices and theft of intellectual property from the Asian giant. China took retaliation, imposing tariffs on many American goods, such as cars and soy. The tension escalated until both countries signed trade agreements in the American-Chinese phase in January 2020. The agreement required structural reforms and other changes in the Chinese economic and commercial system and pretended to restore stability and trust between two nations. However, Coronevirus’s pandemic focused on the conflict. It is worth mentioning, however, that President Joe Biden, who took office after Trump, kept the tariffs and even added additional fees.
The return of Donald Trump to the White House as 47. The US president caused a fresh wave of tension between two countries. During the election campaign in 2024, Trump undertook to impose a 60% tariff on China after returning to the office, which he did on January 20, 2025. With the return of Trump, the trade war in the USA-China is aimed at resuming where it remained, with the principles of Tatat, influencing the global economic landscape among the global resources, which will reduce, which will reduce, which will reduce, which will reduce, which will reduce, which will reduce, which Especially investments, as well as directly nutrition in indexing consumers.
