On the four-hour chart, one can identify the formation of the Evening Star candlestick analysis pattern in the area of one of the key resistance levels of 0.6740, which included the Hanging Man and Shooting Star patterns. The combination of these figures indicates an area of high prices and warns market participants about a potential change in trend to a downward one.

During the Asian session, the AUD/USD pair showed a moderate correction at 0.6729 amid unstable dynamics of the US dollar following the publication of positive macroeconomic data from Australia, which confirmed the stability of domestic demand.

The possibility of growth remains.

On the daily chart, the development of the third ascending wave of the higher level (3) began, within which the first entry wave of the lower level i of 1 of (3) and the correction as the second wave ii of 1 of (3) completed. On the four-hour time interval, the third wave iii of 1 of (3) is formed, the first entry wave of a lower level (i) of iii and wave (iii) of iii are completed. If the assumption is correct, the upward trend of the AUD/USD pair will continue to the area of 0.6828–0.6940, and the critical stop-loss level for this scenario appears to be 0.6656.

The AUD/USD pair is actively increasing in value after breaking through the resistance level of 0.6700 and against the backdrop of a weakening US dollar.

Last week, the AUD/USD pair gained momentum, reaching 0.6713 (Murray level [8/8]), which it continues to test. Market activity remains subdued ahead of the New Year, but the potential for further upside persists, supported by the expected divergence in monetary policy between the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the US Federal Reserve (Fed).

During the Asian session, the AUD/USD pair is showing bullish momentum, returning to the mid-October 2024 highs and holding around 0.6710. The US dollar has also managed to recover previously lost ground, taking advantage of lower trading volumes during the Christmas and New Year holidays, while fundamental factors have changed only slightly.