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- EURUSD, GBPUSD and AUDUSD Forecasts
News & AnalysisAll three pairs had a volatile year. Trade and geopolitical tensions have put significant bearish pressures on those pairs. EURUSD, GBPUSD and AUDUSD have seen new lows in 2018, and if the negative environment persists, we might see fresh lows.
EURUSD
Fundamental Analysis
The EURUSD pair was able to find some support on Brexit news and some positive data last week. This week, eyes will move to the ECB interest rate decision. The ECB failed to provide a bullish picture for the EUR pairs over the months, and it will be interesting to see if there is any upgrade or downgrade to the level of dovishness. Policy divergence between US and ECB will remain a significant driver for the pair.
Technical Analysis
We can see that the pair has formed a head and shoulders pattern. A substantial break below the neckline level could bring in sellers. The take profit level will probably be set above the support level.
Overall, a crisis in the emerging markets, a dovish ECB compared to a hawkish Fed, subdued data, trade uncertainties, Brexit jitters and political issues within the Eurozone area is painting a bearish outlook for the pair.
GBPUSD
Fundamental Analysis
Sterling traders found renewed confidence over the positive Brexit news. Now that the main downside risk appears to take a back seat at least in the short-term, investors might begin to concentrate on the fundamentals. Notable data releases – GDP, Manufacturing & Industrial Production, Jobs Report and Rate decision, might help the pair to test the 1.30 level. However, any gains might be short-lived due to the strength of the US dollar.
Technical Analysis
The pair is currently trading in a descending trend line and has potential to slide further. Any upbeat data might face some resistance at the 1.30 level.
There are still no concrete Brexit negotiations, and until there are important agreements, the pair will likely stay gripped by Brexit headlines. Adding to this uncertainty is the trade worries that are clouding the pair as the greenback isbeing favoured.
AUDUSD
Fundamental Analysis
This pair appeared to be the victim of the US-Sino trade war. The pair has been in a bearish channel since the beginning of the year and plummeted to more than a 2- year low. Upbeat data managed to provide momentary support to the pair last week. Amid a few data releases this week, the employment reports will be the highlight of the week. Even if there is an uptick in the data, any upside lift will likely be temporary.
Technical Analysis
Key support levels were broken, and the pair dropped to multiple months low. Since the beginning of the year, the pair encountered 1000 pips fall. Using the Ichimoku, we can see that the pair is trading below the cloud. The thin cloud indicates indecision and potentially, a weakening downtrend. However, the RSI is also bearishly configured suggesting more downward pressure for the pair.
It is unlikely that the trade situation will change by the US mid-term elections in November. A dovish RBA coupled with other negative pressures will likely continue to weigh on the pair.
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