I agree asimov, but there is also a covering rising wedge over the top. The on s/t timeframe, the a.tri breaks at 1.018 whereas the r.wedge turns near 1.034. Point of the thread being caution.
Longs now have it for sure. If a turn from around 1.034 is shallow then the a.tri would prevail if a higher high is made. If lower highs follow, it could be breaking down in the r.wedge.
Brought on by support building in the USD. If this support disappears then look for 1.10 in the Aud imo.
A confluence of s/t and l/t patterns at the very least.
