However to ignore that there is downward pressure on the pair is foolish and, as a result, one has to be ready to stop and reverse if necessary. On the other hand, pairs such as the AUDUSD have seen steep drops so a period of consolidation is possible. I don't think the pair is going back to real bullishness and I don't think parity with the USD is something we're going to see anytime soon. But it may consolidate. Should it drop below .8067, it will be deadly because .8071/67 has been a double low for the last two weeks. It's not a true double bottom because there should be some periods between the two lows but if it is significant that the market has stopped there two weeks in a row.
Resistance will be found at .8400, .8453 (hourly trendline from 5/28 and .386 of .9078 to .8067), .8551, .8573 (.386 of .9078 to .8067), and .8640. Support is at .8282,.8163, .8134, .8071/67, .8000, .7932 and .7830.
Here's the three-hour chart:
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