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Action Insight Weekly Report 6-25-22
Falling Commodity Prices Support Sentiment, Dollar Downside Risk Increasing

The forex markets were rather mixed last week. Yen ended as the worst performer, but Swiss Franc was the best. Canadian Dollar rose against all but Franc, while Aussie and Kiwi were weak. Euro was mixed together with Sterling wile Dollar was ended lower against all but Yen and Kiwi.

Overall, there were hints of a turnaround in sentiment, as manifested in the late rebound in stocks. Tumbling commodity and energy prices raised hope that inflation is nearing its peak, which is also reflected in pull back in treasury yields. The upcoming developments in the last week of the quarter, and the first of next would reveal more on what next.

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AUD/USD Weekly Outlook

AUD/USD stayed in sideway trading last week. Initial bias remains neutral this week first. downside, firm break of 0.6828 support will resume larger fall from 0.8006. Next target is 0.6756/60 cluster support. On the upside, above 0.7068 minor resistance will bring stronger rebound to 0.7282 resistance first. Firm break there will be a sign of bullish reversal and bring stronger rebound to 0.7666 resistance.

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