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AUD/USD is poised to snap a four-day rally with the monthly opening-range taking shape just below resistance. Battle lines drawn on the short-term technical charts.

A dovish BOE cut and bets that a BOJ hike could be much closer than expected saw GBP/JPY lead the way lower on Thursday. But price action across the board suggests it could be year of the yen.

AUD/USD may give back the recovery from the start of the week as it appears to be reversing ahead of the January high (0.6331).

Given that commodity currencies such as AUD/NZD and NZD/USD have succumbed to USD strength for the best part of four months, the idea of a correction may not be overdue. Add into the mix bullish divergences on net-short exposure and false break of key lows, perhaps one is already underway.

The budding trade war and developments on the tariff front could well outweigh the modest historical seasonal tendencies in February for forex pairs like EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY.

AUD/USD tumbles to a fresh yearly low (0.6088) as the upcoming change in US trade policy dampens the outlook for growth in Asia/Pacific economies.

Some bullish fingers have likely been burned at this week's open, given the relatively bullish positioning on S&P 500 futures alongside short bets against the VIX rising to a 6-month high last week.

Trump's tariffs and divergent monetary-policy expectations between the RBA and Fed are weighing on AUD/USD. But whether it can hold above the January low could come down to whether USD/CNH breaks above its 2022 high.

AUD/USD holds below the monthly high (0.6302) as it struggles to extend the advance from the start of the week.

Australian Dollar surged 2.6% off the lows with the bulls poised for a breakout of the January range. Battle lines drawn on the AUD/USD short-term technical charts.

It has been a volatile week for FX traders so far this week, and one which has benefitted AUD/USD and yuan bulls. While both could extend their moves if US-Sino relations remain as warm as they first appear, traders would also be wise to remember volatility cuts both ways. Especially when Trump is waving his executive-order pen around.

Trade tensions ease as tariff threats pause, fuelling sharp rallies in AUD/USD, EUR/USD and Hang Seng futures. But with US markets shut and liquidity thin, is this breakout a reliable signal or a classic bull trap?

The commitment of traders (COT) report shows how large speculators are positioned across futures markets on the CME exchange.

The correlations between AUD/USD, the yuan and USD remain in play. But with the latter two stalling at important resistance levels, perhaps AUD/USD could achieve a bounce.

AUD/USD no longer carves a series of higher highs and lows as it struggles to push above the weekly high (0.6247).

AUD/USD edges higher as a strong jobs report questions the need for RBA rate cuts. Could this be the spark for a breakout, or will resistance keep the Aussie in check?

AUD/USD rebounds from a fresh monthly low (0.6131) to pull the Relative Strength Index (RSI) back from oversold territory.