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AUD/USD, smells like more trouble ahead for sellers... 0.9350 next target

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - AUD/USD had a solid performance on Tuesday, benefited by yet another 'perfect bullish storm', as an international compromise to avoid a strike in Syria seems likely, coupled with positive Chinese data, light taper - if any - being re-priced this September, following a 'less-than-meet-the-eye' NFP number last Friday, and a more neutral RBA.

Buyers domination unquestionable

The peculiarity of the 0.93+ challenge today, and a matter of high concern to its committed defenders, is that unlike past attempts at it late June/July, this time around we have a commanding bullish candle on the daily, which portrays the current bullish sentiment towards the Aussie, closing near the day highs after finding bids all day long.

AUD/USD technical levels

According Milan Cutkovic from FXWW: "AUD/USD was sold by macro funds at 0.93, but well absorbed", adding that "real money accounts were good buyers above the big figure and specs are now targeting a test of the 0.9350 level." Technically, Cutkovic identifies immediate support at 0.9240, outlining major tech resistance at 0.9340-50.

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The confidence returned to the market and after weeks of speculations about a possible slowdown in the global economic recovery as well as Syrian fears, the market players seem to have watched Chinese and Japanese data as well as Russian's new plan on Syria as hopes that everything is going to be alright.
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