Long-Term Inflection Point！ AUD/USD Faces Key Resistance?

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Forex

Technical Analysis

Economic

Summary:

On September 15th, 2025, the Finance Sector Union of Australia announced it had filed a complaint with the Fair Work Commission, urging urgent intervention regarding ANZ Group's recent plan to lay off 3,500 employees. However, the incident has had limited impact on the Australian dollar, as market attention shifts to the employment report due Thursday (employment is expected to rise by 21,000, while the unemployment rate is projected to increase by 4.2%).

SELL AUDUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

0.66600

Entry Price

0.63000

0.67500

0.66375 -0.00008 -0.01%

39.4

Pips

Profit

0.63000

0.66206

Exit Price

0.66600

Entry Price

0.67500

Fundamentals

On September 15th, 2025, the Finance Sector Union of Australia announced it had filed a complaint with the Fair Work Commission, urging urgent intervention regarding ANZ Group's recent plan to lay off 3,500 employees. The union criticized the bank for severely inadequate consultation with affected staff, as well as failing to meet its legal obligation of proper communication. In a statement, the union accused ANZ, saying that "thousands of families are left in the dark while executives protect their bonuses." The union emphasized that the complaint was filed to secure fair treatment and job security for workers. The dispute stems from ANZ's major restructuring plan announced last week, in which the bank stated that the layoffs aimed to streamline operations and focus on core businesses. However, the bank has not yet responded directly to the union's allegations. On the same day, ANZ also agreed to pay a AU$240 million (approximately US$159.9 million) fine to settle multiple charges brought by corporate regulators, including "unreasonable" conduct in government bond trading and systemic failures such as continuing to charge deceased customers. This penalty marks the largest ever imposed on a single entity in Australia. ANZ is currently the smallest by market capitalization among Australia's "Big Four" banks. However, the layoffs had a limited impact on the Australian dollar, as market focus shifted to the employment report due Thursday (employment is expected to rise by 21,000, while the unemployment rate is projected to increase by 4.2%).

Currently, markets widely expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates 2 to 3 times in 2025, totaling 50-75 basis points. However, if the new leadership lineup is fully confirmed, this expectation could be revised upward. Interest rate futures markets have already begun reflecting this shift, with the probability of three rate cuts this year rising from 50% to 70%, while the likelihood of four cuts (100 basis points) has increased from 20% to 45%. For the U.S. dollar, an unexpectedly dovish policy stance would exert significant downward pressure. On one hand, if the Fed cuts rates more aggressively than the European Central Bank, the Bank of England, and other major central banks, the U.S. dollar's interest rate advantage would narrow, potentially driving capital toward higher-yielding non-dollar markets. On the other hand, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) may end its recent strength and enter a medium-term depreciation phase, thereby boosting commodity prices and the performance of emerging market assets. This week, key focuses include whether the nomination of Stephen Miran will be approved and whether the FOMC meeting minutes contain phrases such as monitoring "downside risks" or providing "policy support." If these signals materialize, markets may price in a steeper rate-cutting path earlier, leading to a continued weakening trend for the dollar.

Technical Analysis

Based on the 1-hour chart, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, indicating lower volatility. Meanwhile, the moving averages are flattening with the price oscillating near the middle band. Previously, when the price reached a new high, the MACD line and the signal line formed a death cross, and the momentum histogram (bullish bars) gradually weakened, signaling a bullish divergence. With the RSI sitting at 55, the market sentiment remains neutral as traders are in a wait-and-see mode, while a potential breakout or reversal could occur at any time. Regarding the weekly chart, the price rose close to the 200-week EMA (at 0.667), a key technical resistance level, where the MACD showed a "kiss of the angels" (a bullish convergence pattern). Moreover, the RSI stays at 62, entering a strong bullish zone, while the lows are gradually rising, confirming an overall uptrend. However, historically, every time the price approaches the 200-week EMA, it has experienced a significant pullback. This time appears to be no exception, so it is recommended to sell at highs.

Long-Term Inflection Point！ AUD/USD Faces Key Resistance?_1

Long-Term Inflection Point！ AUD/USD Faces Key Resistance?_2

Trading Recommendations:

Trading direction: Sell

Entry price: 0.666

Target price: 0.63

Stop loss: 0.675

Support: 0.656/0.646/0.63

Resistance: 0.67/0.675/0.7

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Economic

Forex

Technical Analysis

Summary:

The combined impact of political uncertainty in France and widening fiscal deficits continues to unfold, but at the current pace, the Federal Reserve's interest rate outlook and forward guidance remain the core variables determining the short-term direction of the dollar and euro exchange rates.

SELL EURUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

1.17950

Entry Price

1.14000

1.19000

1.16548 +0.00122 +0.10%

105.0

Pips

Loss

1.14000

1.19003

Exit Price

1.17950

Entry Price

1.19000

Fundamentals

Ahead of the release of Eurozone July seasonally adjusted industrial production data and Germany's September ZEW Economic Sentiment Index, the EURUSD rose. The European Central Bank's (ECB) hawkish rhetoric supported the euro against other currencies. ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel stated on Tuesday that euro area interest rates are at a healthy level and added that upside inflation risks remain predominant. Schnabel indicated that economic growth could surpass potential output, with domestic demand offsetting the decline in exports. ECB policymaker Peter Kažimír noted on Monday that policy should not be adjusted due to a "slight deviation" from inflation targets, while warning of upside inflation risks. Kažimír further emphasized that interest rates have entered a neutral zone.

On September 15th, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) achieved significant electoral gains in North Rhine-Westphalia, increasing its vote share to 14.5%, approximately tripling its support from five years prior, and securing its first-ever runoff mayoral candidacies in several industrial cities. The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) maintained a leading position with 33.3% of the vote, while its federal coalition partner, the Social Democratic Party (SPD), experienced a decline in support to 22.1%. The rise of the AfD reflects voter dissatisfaction with immigration policies and economic conditions. These results are viewed as the first critical test for Chancellor Merz's fragile governing coalition. The combined impact of political uncertainty in France and widening fiscal deficits continues to unfold, but at the current pace, the Federal Reserve's interest rate outlook and forward guidance remain the core variables determining the short-term direction of the dollar and euro exchange rates.

The dollar is facing its most severe challenge in several months. A confluence of factors—including expectations of a dovish Federal Reserve, increasing political pressure from President Trump, and technical selling momentum—has collectively driven the dollar to multi-month lows. With a near-certain rate cut by the Federal Reserve, market attention has shifted to the magnitude of the easing and forward guidance on future policy measures. The short-term trajectory of the dollar may depend on whether the Fed can maintain its independence while balancing economic data against political influences, as well as upcoming economic indicators that could either reinforce or challenge the prevailing dovish stance.

Technical Analysis

The EURUSD in the 1D timeframe exhibits diminishing bullish MACD momentum bars, with successive lower highs, yet the price continues to ascend strongly along the middle and upper Bollinger Bands, which are expanding upward. The SMAs are diverging upwards, and the RSI is at 60, indicating a strong bullish trend. If the current upward push fails to break the 1.183 resistance or breaks above but quickly retraces, a significant correction is likely. In the 1W timeframe, the price is oscillating upward along the EMA12, but the slope is moderating. The RSI is at 67 with decreasing highs, and a MACD death cross has occurred at high levels. The MACD line and signal line are pulling back toward the zero-axis but remain distant, suggesting the correction is incomplete. A break below the EMA12 could lead to declines toward the Bollinger middle band or the EMA50, at 1.15 and 1.124 respectively. It is recommended to go short at the highs.

Markets Await Interest Rate Decision! Euro Rises Slowly Amid Crisis!_1

Markets Await Interest Rate Decision! Euro Rises Slowly Amid Crisis!_2

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Sell

Entry Price: 1.1795

Target Price: 1.14

Stop Loss: 1.19

Support: 1.145, 1.14, 1.13

Resistance: 1.189, 1.19, 1.2

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Central Bank

Economic

Summary:

The RSI currently stands at 46, showing neutral momentum, this leaves room for a minor downside push before a potential bullish reversal unfolds.

BUY EURGBP

EXP

EXPIRED

0.86300

Entry Price

0.86850

0.86150

0.87481 +0.00165 +0.19%

Pips

EXPIRED

0.86150

0.87328

Exit Price

0.86300

Entry Price

0.86850

The European Central Bank (ECB) has offered some support to the single currency by signaling that its rate-cutting cycle is nearing its end. The ECB kept its key rates unchanged during the September policy meeting, holding the deposit rate steady at 2.00% while emphasizing that its current stance is “appropriately positioned.” ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel struck a notably hawkish tone on Monday, stressing that interest rates are in a “good place” and warning that upside risks to inflation remain dominant.

Looking ahead, traders will closely monitor speeches from ECB President Christine Lagarde and Executive Board member José Luis Escrivá, both scheduled for later on Monday, for further guidance on the central bank’s policy outlook.

Meanwhile, Fitch Ratings downgraded France’s sovereign credit rating on Friday by one notch from ‘AA-’ to ‘A+’ with a stable outlook. According to Fitch, the downgrade reflects “rising political division and polarization,” which heightens the risk of further delays in fiscal consolidation.

Fortunately, France’s fiscal challenges appear to be largely contained and have not spilled over into the broader Eurozone. While the spread between French bonds and German bunds has widened, the spreads of Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese bonds versus Germany show no signs of stress.

Schnabel reiterated on Monday that interest rates are in a “good place” and that upside inflation risks still dominate. She added that the impact of a stronger euro is likely to be limited while noting that Eurozone growth is expected to outperform its potential over the coming quarters. The combination of stable rates and Schnabel’s hawkish tilt reinforces the growing market view that the ECB’s easing phase is likely nearing its conclusion.

In the United Kingdom, a busy economic calendar will feature labor market data on Tuesday, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Wednesday, and the Bank of England (BoE) policy decision on Thursday. Inflation in the UK has struggled to ease, hovering near the 4% threshold, which could justify further tightening by the BoE.

However, concerns about slowing economic growth in the UK may prompt traders to increase bets on additional rate cuts later this year. Market pricing currently reflects roughly a 33% chance that the BoE could lower interest rates once more before year-end. A Bullish Impulse May Emerge From the Triangle´s Base_1

A Bullish Impulse May Emerge From the Triangle´s Base_1

Technical Analysis

EUR/GBP is currently trading within a triangle pattern, approaching its lower boundary. Historically, this lower area of the formation has provided bullish momentum, which could encourage buying interest around current levels. The 0.8632 zone has acted as a local support, making it a potential area for a rebound. Meanwhile, the 100- and 200-period moving averages are clustered around 0.8655 and 0.8656 on the 4-hour chart. The close proximity of these key averages suggests that EUR/GBP is consolidating within a tight range, which could allow for a continuation of range-bound movement before any breakout.

The RSI currently stands at 46, showing neutral momentum. This leaves room for a minor downside push before a potential bullish reversal unfolds. However, a breakdown below the lower trendline would invalidate the bullish setup, opening the door to a deeper corrective decline.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Buy

Entry price: 0.8630

Target price: 0.8685

Stop loss: 0.8615

Validity: Sep 26, 2025 15:00:00

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Forex

Traders' Opinions

Summary:

On 16/09/2025, CAD/CHF is showing signs of weakening after failing to break above resistance near 0.5780–0.5790. The Canadian dollar is under pressure from weaker commodity demand and dovish hints, while the Swiss franc benefits from global risk aversion...

SELL CADCHF

Close Time

CLOSED

0.57600

Entry Price

0.57000

0.58050

0.58171 -0.00036 -0.06%

35.8

Pips

Profit

0.57000

0.57242

Exit Price

0.57600

Entry Price

0.58050

Overview

CAD/CHF is trading around 0.5760‑0.5765. Over the past week/month, the pair has been in a downtrend, gradually pushing lower from its highs in the 0.58s. The 52‑week high was near 0.6408, so the broader trend is clearly bearish over the longer term.

On the macro side, any softness in oil, or risk edges pushing toward safe havens, tends to benefit CHF relative to CAD. Also, CAD often is influenced by commodity prices and interest rate spreads; recent data do not strongly favor aggressive CAD strength.

Market Sentiment

Sentiment is mixed to bullish on CAD/CHF from many retail traders: ~90% are long, ~10% short according to one sentiment tracker. This large over‑weight in longs suggests potential for a contrarian move if price action turns negative (crowded long becomes weak support for rally).

On technical summary pages, some indicators show neutral to slight buy bias in very short timeframes, but longer timeframes and moving averages show sell pressure. The fact that price has been unable to push convincingly above resistance, combined with strong CHF behavior in times of risk or weak CAD, implies the downside may have edge.

Technical Analysis

CAD/CHF falters near 0.5780: Momentum shifts favor Swiss Franc rebound_1

On M15, price is near the upper band (resistance). The upper band is acting as a ceiling if the market fails to close above that, likely reversion toward the middle or lower band. Bands are moderately wide, suggesting recent volatility; but unless strong breakout, upper band resistance holds.

Likely price is above Tenkan and maybe around Kijun area but struggling to stay above the cloud or pushing into the Senkou Span area. The cloud ahead is weak or flat/slightly bearish, indicating a lack of strong uptrend momentum. If price breaks below Kijun or Tenkan, that confirms short term bearish shift.

The stochastic is approaching or in overbought territory. If it gives a bearish crossover, that supports a short signal. Because buyers are already stretched and price is near resistance, stochastic overbought increases odds of pull‑back or reversal.

Resistance zone around 0.5780‑0.5800 is key. If price rejects there, good chance of decline. Support zones around 0.5740‑0.5745 in short term, and further down toward 0.5700 if bearish momentum intensifies.

Trade Recommendation

Entry: Consider SELL CAD/CHF if price rallies into the 0.5760‑0.5790 area

Take Profit: First target around 0.5745‑0.5740. If the move accelerates, secondary target around 0.5700.

Stop Loss: Place SL above resistance zone, about 0.5805‑0.5810, to allow for volatility and possible spikes.

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Forex

Traders' Opinions

Summary:

On 16/09/2025, GBP/JPY faced strong rejection near the psychological level of 201.00 as intraday momentum faltered. While the pair attempted to push higher amid mixed risk sentiment, technical indicators on the M15 timeframe including Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku Cloud, and Stochastic Oscillator all signaled exhaustion

SELL GBPJPY

Close Time

CLOSED

200.400

Entry Price

119.200

201.000

207.072 -0.028 -0.01%

56.7

Pips

Profit

119.200

199.833

Exit Price

200.400

Entry Price

201.000

Overview

Right now GBP/JPY is trading around 200.40. The pair is facing resistance close to 200.75 on the daily/intraday high side, and support around 197.93‑199.90 depending on how deep any pullback goes.

Recent trading shows GBP/JPY stuck below the barrier of ~200.40, unable to push convincingly above that level. There is sideways trading, with the bias overall appearing neutral to mildly bearish unless price breaks above resistance.

Market sentiment

Sentiment seems cautious. Many traders are likely waiting for major data or risk catalysts: Bank of England / Bank of Japan policy hints, global risk sentiment, possibly USD strength. There’s resistance at 200.40 which is psychologically and technically meaningful. Sellers may see opportunities if price fails to break above. Indicators are not strongly bullish momentum cannot sustain beyond resistance. Also, break below strong support levels could trigger further downside. No strong bullish drivers visible to push GBP/JPY much higher right now.

Technical analysis

GBP/JPY Choppy Below 201: Intraday Sellers Eye Key Reversal_1

On M15, price is near the upper band or slightly touching it, which suggests short‑term overbought conditions. If price rejects the upper band, a move downwards is likely. The bands are somewhat widened, meaning intraday volatility is moderate/high, so moves can be sharp.

Price is above/between Tenkan‑Sen and Kijun‑Sen somewhat, but struggles to clear the upper cloud or strong resistance zones. The cloud ahead is not strongly bullish (flat/slightly bearish or thin), indicating weak upward momentum. If price falls through Kijun or Tenkan, that would confirm more bearish pressure on this shorter timeframe.

Stochastic is close to or in the overbought region on M15. Potential for a bearish crossover / drop from overbought. If that happens near resistance (upper Bollinger band / around 200.40‑200.75), it would be a signal confirming sell bias.

So technically, conditions favor a short (SELL) setup given overbought, resistance holding, and weak cloud ahead.

Trade recommendation

Entry: Consider SELL GBP/JPY if price reaches ~200.40

Take Profit: ~199.20‑199.50.

Stop Loss: Place above resistance around 201.00‑201.25, ideally above recent high (~200.75) plus a buffer for volatility.

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Traders' Opinions

Forex

Summary:

As of 16/09/2025, EUR/USD on the M15 timeframe has shown increased volatility following stronger‑than‑expected U.S. inflation data and dovish signals ahead from the Federal Reserve. The ECB remaining cautious and holding rates has added support to the euro, but the dollar surge driven by sticky CPI is creating resistance. Going forward, EUR/USD may continue oscillating in a narrow range unless there’s a breakout triggered by a major U.S. data release or Fed communication....

SELL EURUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

1.17650

Entry Price

1.17500

1.18050

1.16548 +0.00122 +0.10%

40.0

Pips

Loss

1.17500

1.18052

Exit Price

1.17650

Entry Price

1.18050

Overview

Currently EUR/USD trades around 1.1765‑1.1775. The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for August rose by 2.9% year‑on‑year, with the core inflation at about 3.1%. Month‑on‑month inflation also came in above expectations (0.4% vs ~0.3%) in headline CPI.

Meanwhile, ECB kept policy rates unchanged, signaling no urgency in further rate cuts, citing moderating inflation but weaker growth forecasts. On M15 chart, past few candles show the pair reacting sharply to CPI release, with quick retracements and wide wicks indication of intraday indecision.

Market sentiment

Traders are increasingly pricing in at least one Fed rate cut toward the end of 2025, possibly December, but strong inflation data is pushing back on the speed of cuts.

The euro benefits modestly from ECB’s more hawkish hold, but concerns about Europe’s growth slowdown and political risk still weigh. There is fear of U.S. inflation remaining elevated two‑fold: if core components (services, shelter, wages) don’t show meaningful softening, the dollar may regain strength.

On shorter timeframes like M15, we see traps: spikes up meet resistance, pullbacks test support, traders chasing breakouts often get “whipsawed.”

Technical analysis

EUR/USD Retraces on M15 as U.S. Inflation Surprises: Will Dollar Pressure Continue?_1

On the M15 chart, price is oscillating near the upper band of Bollinger Bands (20,0,2), indicating a short‑term overbought condition. The bands are moderately wide, so the market is seeing decent intraday volatility.

Ichimoku (9,26,52): price is above Tenkan‑Sen and Kijun‑Sen, but the Senkou Cloud for upcoming candles is flat or only slightly bullish, which suggests weak upward momentumnot enough to confirm strong breakout.

If price enters the cloud or falls back through Kijun, that would weaken the bullish bias. Stochastic (5,3,3) is in or near the overbought zone, showing signs of possible reversal or pullback.

If it crosses down, that would indicate a short‑term decline is likely. Key resistance on M15 sits around 1.1780‑1.1785, key support around 1.1740‑1.1750, with secondary support closer to 1.1715‑1.1700 if downward momentum builds.

Trade recommendation

Entry: consider selling EUR/USD around 1.17650

Take Profit: initial target ~ 1.1750‑1.1740; if momentum strong, may extend to 1.1715‑1.1700.

Stop Loss: place just above resistance, around 1.1805‑1.1810, to avoid being stopped out by noise.

Alternatively, if price dips to 1.1740‑1.1750 and shows signs of support or reversal (bounce off Kijun/Tenkan + stochastic oversold + lower Bollinger Band holds), consider a reversal trade long with tight stop below 1.1715 and profit target back near 1.1780.

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Eva Chen

Forex

Economic

Summary:

New Zealand’s services PMI dropped to 47.5, marking the 18th consecutive month of contraction and signaling a renewed slowdown in economic recovery. EUR/NZD has found support and may be bottoming out in the short term.

BUY EURNZD

Close Time

CLOSED

1.97046

Entry Price

2.05620

1.95000

2.01410 -0.00141 -0.07%

114.7

Pips

Profit

1.95000

1.98193

Exit Price

1.97046

Entry Price

2.05620

Fundamentals

EUR/NZD is trading around 1.9734. The pair has been consolidating lower in recent sessions but is now testing a prior congestion zone. If buyers can hold the line, the broader uptrend may extend; if rejected, the pair risks another correction.

Data highlight: New Zealand’s services sector weakened further in August. The Business NZ Performance of Services Index fell from 48.9 to 47.5, well below the long-term average of 52.9. This marks the 18th straight month of contraction, and the index has not been above 50 — the threshold for expansion — since February last year.

Activity/sales (46.2) and new orders/business (47.8) both declined, underscoring fragile demand. Employment improved slightly to 48.3 but remained in contraction, reflecting businesses’ reluctance to expand hiring amid subdued activity.

The survey showed that 59.6% of respondents provided negative comments in August, higher than July but still below June’s extreme pessimism. Companies cited multiple pressures, including high interest rates, stubborn inflation, and the squeeze from rising living costs. Higher operating costs, seasonal slowdowns, supply chain disruptions, and policy uncertainty also weighed on sentiment.

This week’s data are expected to show a contraction in Q2 GDP. However, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and most economists anticipate that falling interest rates will support consumer spending and business investment, setting the stage for a rebound in the second half of the year.

Market view: While we still believe that signs of an inflection point in the economy are emerging, the risk remains that the rebound could take longer than currently expected.

Weak Services Data Underscores Downside Pressure, Pair Holds Firm_1

Technical Analysis

On the daily chart, EUR/NZD has been trending higher since rebounding from around 1.9500, moving within a modest ascending channel. The 5-day and 10-day moving averages have formed a bullish crossover, confirming upside momentum.

Momentum indicators remain supportive: the RSI hovers near 60, suggesting there is still room for further gains but with mild overbought conditions that warrant caution for short-term pullbacks. The MACD histogram continues to rise, maintaining a bullish bias.

Overall, EUR/NZD retains an upward bias. A decisive break above the 1.9955 resistance would open the way toward 2.0003–2.0178. Failure to break higher, however, could see a retracement toward the 1.9606–1.9412 support zone.

Trade Recommendations

Trade Direction: Buy

Entry Price: 1.9693

Target Price: 2.0562

Stop Loss: 1.9500

Valid Until: September 30, 2025 23:55:00

Support: 1.9627 / 1.9602 / 1.9527

Resistance Levels: 1.9955 / 2.0000 / 2.0037

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