AUD/USD AI Live Scan, 1-hour chart, Sunday, 8 November 2026
Every read JAFX AI made on the AUD/USD 1-hour chart that day, newest first: trend, structure, the levels it marked and what it said to watch.
23:10 UTC
Downtrend, pace slowing near week low · RSI 44 · price 0.68695
Lower highs since Thursday's 0.7024 top; tight base 0.6854–0.6893.
Wednesday's push above 0.7000 fully unwound from Thursday's NY session. The slide ran on through Friday's Asia and London hours as the AI-led risk-off and a firmer USD took hold. The NFP spike to 0.6893 (nfp high) was rejected at the 23.6% retracement of the week's fib, and price has since compressed above the 0.6854 week low, which was tested again at Sunday's open. Price sits back above the 0.6867 week open but still below EMA(20) near 0.6880, with RSI(14) recovering to the mid-40s from Friday's lows.
Support: 0.68669, 0.68539, 0.6833
Resistance: 0.6880, 0.68929, 0.6900
What it said to watch
H1 close above the 0.6893 nfp high and the lower-highs trendline would break the sequence of lower highs since Thursday; the 0.6900 round number sits just above
Failure to hold the 0.6854 week low confirms a lower-low and exposes the 0.6833 9m low
Slip back below the 0.6867 week open would undo the Sunday-open bounce
Fed speakers Monday and US CPI Tue 13:30 UTC could materially shift this read; Westpac Consumer Confidence Mon 23:30 UTC is the nearer AUD input
Lower highs since Friday Asia; Wed-Thu 0.7000-0.7024 range broken lower.
Wednesday-Thursday's 0.7000-0.7024 range gave way in Thursday's NY session as AI-led risk-off hit AUD. Friday's London session extended the slide, and the NFP beat whipsawed price to a 0.6854 week low and a 0.6893 NFP high before it faded back to 0.6862. The week closed below EMA(20) near 0.6883 with RSI(14) around 37 and the lower-highs sequence from Friday's Asia session intact, though the RSI downside impulse has stalled since London.
Support: 0.68539, 0.6833
Resistance: 0.6883, 0.68929, 0.6939
What it said to watch
H1 close above the 0.6893 NFP high breaks the lower-highs line and the consolidation lid
Sustained trade back above EMA(20) at 0.6883 would end the run of closes below it since Thursday NY
Failure to hold the 0.6854 week low exposes the 0.6833 9m support
A recovery toward the 50% fib of the Thursday-Friday leg at 0.6939 would mark a deeper retracement
Westpac Consumer Confidence (Mon 23:30 UTC), Fed speakers Monday and US CPI (Tue 13:30 UTC) could materially shift this read
Lower highs from 0.7015, post-NFP range 0.6854–0.6893.
The week opened near 0.6990. Tuesday's dovish RBA hike pushed the pair to 0.6954 before Wednesday's USD slide lifted it back above 0.7000, peaking at 0.7024 early Thursday. That rebound fully unwound from Thursday's NY session, cut through the 0.6900 psych level in Friday's Asia session, and the NFP beat added a spike that printed the week low at 0.6854; the rebound to 0.6893 (nfp high) faded within the hour. Price is pinned below the ema20 near 0.6872 into the weekly close, with RSI(14) in the high 30s and hourly ranges compressing to about 13 pips.
Support: 0.68539, 0.6833
Resistance: 0.6872, 0.68929, 0.6900
What it said to watch
An H1 close above the 0.6893 nfp high and the lower-highs line breaks the sequence of lower highs and opens a move back to the 0.6900 psych level
Failure to hold the 0.6854 week low brings the 0.6833 9m support into play
The 38.2% retracement of the week's drop sits near 0.6919, just above 0.6900, and is the first test of any recovery
Risk tone at the Monday Asia open and Fed speakers on Monday could reset the range
US CPI on Tue 13:30 UTC could materially shift this read
Lower highs and lower lows from 0.7024; NFP spike rejected.
The dovish RBA hike took AUD/USD from 0.6990 to a 0.6954 low early Wednesday. A USD-softness rebound then reached the 0.7024 week high on Thursday, before the AI equity rout fully unwound it, with the Thursday NY session breaking 0.6900 and Friday's Asian session extending the slide. The NFP beat produced a two-way spike: price hit 0.6893 (nfp high), was rejected, and set the week low at 0.6854. Price is now pinned below EMA(20) near 0.6874, with RSI(14) at 39 and holding under the lower-highs line.
Support: 0.68539, 0.6833
Resistance: 0.6874, 0.68929, 0.69225
What it said to watch
H1 close above the 0.6893 nfp high and the lower-highs trendline would break the sequence of lower highs and turn 0.6922 (prior low, now overhead) into the next test
Failure to hold the 0.6854 week low exposes the 0.6833 9m low cited in the digest
Repeated rejection at EMA(20) near 0.6874 keeps the downtrend structure intact
Monday Asia open risk tone and Westpac Consumer Confidence (Mon 23:30 UTC) could set the early-week direction
US CPI (Tue 13:30 UTC) could materially shift this read
Lower highs since Thursday; tight base 0.6854–0.6893.
The midweek push to 0.7024 failed and Thursday's NY session broke the 0.7000 psych area. Selling extended through Friday's Asia and London sessions on AI-led risk-off and USD demand. The blowout NFP print whipsawed price to a 0.6854 week low and then up to a 0.6893 nfp spike hi, but that spike was sold and price has since compressed just under EMA(20) near 0.6873. RSI(14) has lifted to ~40 from Thursday's extremes, so momentum is less one-sided than price.
Support: 0.6854, 0.6833
Resistance: 0.6873, 0.6893, 0.7000
What it said to watch
H1 close above 0.6893 nfp spike hi breaks the lower-high trendline and opens the 38.2% fib near 0.6919
Repeated H1 closes under EMA(20) at 0.6873 keep the lower-high sequence intact
Failure to hold the 0.6854 week low exposes the 0.6833 9m low
0.7000 psych remains the recovery barrier where Thursday's breakdown started
Monday Asia open risk tone and Westpac Consumer Confidence (Mon 23:30 UTC) could reset the base
US CPI Tue 13:30 UTC, with Fed's Waller earlier that day, could materially shift this read