AUD/THB holds below moving averages while oversold conditions limit further declines

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The Reserve Bank of Australia reports weakening public trust in its capability to manage inflation.
Traders reevaluate the Australian Dollar amid concerns over policy uncertainty and inflation expectations.
AUD/THB shows broad bearish momentum with price below major averages and indicators signaling strong downside; expected range is ฿22.927 to ฿23.177 over the next two to three days.

Currency weighed by policy uncertainty amid central bank credibility concerns

Australia’s central bank has signaled that public confidence in its ability to control inflation is slipping, according to Investing.com. This explicit acknowledgment from policymakers raises concerns among market participants about the Reserve Bank of Australia's effectiveness in managing inflation expectations. The resulting sentiment weighs on the Australian Dollar as traders reassess the currency’s outlook in the face of policy uncertainty.

Broad downside momentum as multiple indicators confirm persistent selling pressure

Technically, AUD/THB is positioned below its MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200, suggesting persistent downside momentum across all observed timeframes. The Ichimoku Kijun sits at ฿23.274, acting as immediate resistance. MACD gives a sell signal and ADX points strongly negative, further indicating a bearish tone. Both RSI and CCI are in oversold territory, hinting at potential selling exhaustion, while Stochastic RSI is neutral. Bull/Bear Power remains negative, confirming that sellers control the intraday action, and the Awesome Oscillator aligns with the prevailing selling trend.

Consolidation expected as volatility stays high on central bank signal

Over the next two to three sessions, AUD/THB is expected to trade within a band of ฿22.927 to ฿23.177—a volatility range set by current downward momentum and recent oscillator extremes. The baseline scenario involves the pair consolidating inside this range as the market processes the central bank’s signal. A bullish case would require a clear break above the ฿23.274 resistance, which could signal further recovery, though the probability is assessed as very low. Further declines are more likely if price falls below the lower range limit, possibly triggering additional selling activity.

Anton Kharitonov, analyst at Traders Union, emphasizes the ongoing negative momentum in AUD/THB, fueled by weak sentiment after Australia’s central bank admitted to slipping confidence in its inflation control. He notes that bearish technical signals remain dominant, with price action below all key moving averages and persistent selling pressure evident across indicators. Kharitonov views further downside as more likely unless the ฿23.274 resistance is reclaimed. He states, "This market still favors sellers, and without a strong shift in sentiment or policy clarity, any rally should be treated with caution."

Earlier, analysts noted that AUD/THB was under continued selling pressure, with mixed technical momentum signals adding uncertainty to the medium-term outlook. With momentum decisively negative across all technical timeframes and new concerns emerging over central bank credibility, traders should monitor for a downside break below ฿22.927 as a potential trigger for further volatility.

Source of Data: AUD Price Analysis by TU

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