Asian Open

The New Zealand dollar has broken down — and the Australian dollar may be next. With bearish divergences forming and risk sentiment fading, AUD/USD could soon follow NZD/USD lower.

AUD/JPY remains firm above key support despite risk-off sentiment, with traders eyeing a bullish breakout if Australian employment data surprises to the upside.

The US dollar rallied as geopolitical risks flared and traders priced in a less dovish Fed. Can AUD/USD and USD/CNH hold key support?

The Japanese yen slumped on Monday as risk sentiment improved on Israel–Iran ceasefire hopes. With the BOJ expected to hold steady, traders are watching USD/JPY and AUD/JPY for potential bullish breakouts.

The US dollar came under pressure on Thursday as weaker US data and growing Fed rate cut bets weighed on yields, lifting EUR/USD and other major pairs.

The Japanese yen and Swiss franc outperformed on Thursday as rising geopolitical tensions drove safe-haven flows, weighing on USD/JPY and supporting further downside risk.

The Australian dollar extended its recovery this week, but signs of exhaustion are appearing as AUD/USD and AUD/JPY approach key resistance levels. A bearish reversal pattern has formed on AUD/JPY, and AUD/USD is testing the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level — both raising the risk of a short-term pullback.

Commodity currencies gained ground as optimism over US–China trade talks lifted sentiment, pushing USD/CAD lower and supporting AUD/USD near range highs.

Asian indices remain in bull market territory, but signs of slowing momentum in the ASX 200 and Nikkei contrast with Hang Seng’s stronger breakout.

The US dollar remains under pressure, but extreme bearish sentiment, technical support, and fading downside momentum hint at a potential rebound.

The Australian dollar (AUD/USD) tests key resistance as Trump–Xi tensions hit USD sentiment. AUD/NZD stabilises; JPY gains on safe-haven demand.