AUD/USD ended Friday on the backfoot following news that the US warned its citizens to leave Ukraine within 48 hours due to Russian invasion risks. Oil prices, equities and risk aversion have been the driving force behind the sell-off in the Aussie while the inflationary supply shocks keep coming. AUD/USD ended lower by 0.50% as well to 0.7130, with its bullish campaign potentially coming to a swift end at this juncture.


Eyes are on a break below the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level. Meanwhile, the 1-hour chart will be eyed for the potential of a knee-jerk relief rally to start the week:

However, the risks remain high and this should leave the Aussie vulnerable for further downside with eyes on the trendline resistance as illustrated above.
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