AUD/USD bounces from a fresh one-decade low
|- Dollar gives up some ground as NY Fed announces measures to palliate crisis.
- Wall Street bounced, three mayor indexes deep in the red anyway.
- AUD/USD bounced from multi-year low, remains in bearish territory.
Relief news coming from the US are helping AUD/USD to bounce from 0.6265, its lowest since March 2009. The NY Fed will offer $500 Bln in a three-month repo operation later today, in an effort to counter the coronavirus-related crisis.
Wall Street bounced from multi-month lows, although the three major indexes remain roughly 6.0% lower in the day, somehow indicating that the chaos is far from over, and that market players are rather making a pause.
As for the AUD/USD pair, it is trading at around 0.6350, in the red for a fourth consecutive day. An immediate resistance level comes at 0.6385, the peak of the current session, followed by 06420. Supports come at 0.6305 and the mentioned daily low at 0.6265.
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