A strong bounce late in US stocks off their lows has seen the AUD/USD push back above 0.6400, can it hold it this time ? The crosses continue to trade sideways. (Bloomberg Economics) -- Australia’s first-quarter CPI report due tomorrow is likely to show inflation easing further below the midpoint of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s 2%-3% target band. Microsoft and Meta will headline earnings on Wednesday, followed by Apple, Amazon, and Eli Lilly on Thursday, these reports should hopefully provide the market with some clarity and will dictate whether this bounce in risk is able to continue or falter.
Fig 1: AUD/NZD spot Daily Chart

Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg
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USDCAD traded through support at 1.4242 on Wednesday but has recovered. A return lower and clearance of this level would undermine the bull theme and instead highlight potential for a test of 1.4151, the Feb 14 low and a bear trigger. Moving average studies continue to highlight a dominant uptrend. A reversal higher would refocus attention on the bull trigger at 1.4543, the Mar 4 high. First resistance is 1.4402, the Mar 20 high.
Treasury data shows that there were $207B of "extraordinary measures" available to circumvent hitting the debt limit as of Wednesday Mar 26.

AUDUSD is unchanged. A short-term bull theme is intact and the latest move down appears corrective. Key short-term support to watch is 0.6187, the Mar 4 low. Clearance of this level would reinstate a bear threat. First support is at 0.6258, the Mar 21 low. A stronger recovery would refocus attention on 0.6409, the Feb 21 high. Clearance of this hurdle would strengthen the bull cycle and resume the uptrend that started Feb 3.