AUD/USD continues to get decent need from the 0.77 manage, which also contrasts with the 100DMA. On the reverse side, bears have appeared to participate at 0.7800-20, hence maintaining the marketplace poised for a breakout. That said it would take to get a close over the March summit (0.7849) to get a return to 0.80. Looking forward to next week, Australian CPI is going to be the key national attention, in which expectations are for a small pick-up, similar to in NZ. The most important focus on the financial calendar is going to be the Fed choice.

Besides the financial calendar, the Aussie will still continue to adhere to the ebb and flow of danger tendencies, which presently does seem to be quite brittle. Highly speculative assets like Bitcoin have lasted right from the April summit, while more conventional risk assets like the S&P 500 also have fought on the topside in late sessions. Therefore, this provides near term issues for AUD/USD which might continue to have a difficult time creating a firm break above 0.7800. On the technical front, the set does seem to be trying to devote a head-and-shoulders pattern, in which a near below 0.7562 would probably leave AUD/USD exposed to some movement towards 0.74.

Last weekI left a note about appearing at risk-on barometers at FX (AUD/JPY) and comparing them comparative to super speculative resources for example cryptocurrencies and specifically Bitcoin. Questioning whether Bitcoin could offer a top sign for FX.

Employing Bitcoin as a sign for AUD/JPY, would imply that AUD/JPY could see additional drawback in the forthcoming sessions with the present cost of Bitcoin indicating AUD/JPY in 83.00.