If you give the triangle an Elliott Wave interpretation then it's going to break in the direction from which it came which is upward. Before that happened you'd see a move down to or in the direction of point E. That makes sense given the overall uptrend of Aussie. There's no definitive sign the uptrend is over yet although there are bearish possibilities. On the shorter-term charts, momentum is not robust. What one can say with some certainty is that the current price movement is sideways. Only a break above 1.0022 (better 1.0070) or below .9850 and better .9804 will provide some direction.
On the plus side, there's a possible double bottom in January (9804 and 9833 with the confirmation point at 1.0077) and a target of 1.0350. Or, if one is bearish, the whole mess at the top is some sort of topping pattern but the confirmation won't be until .9537 is broken. As long as it stays below 1.0077 and better 1.0022, that's a reasonable outlook and those must be stops for any shorts at this point.
Support is at .9850, .9804, .9691, .9612 and .9544/32/15. If the pair gets above 1.0077, resistance is 1.0183, 1.0257, and 1.0300/50.
Here's a three-hour chart:
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