AUD/CAD is sitting pretty on a key support level that has been holding all month.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) just hiked interest rates again, though the oil-related Loonie is also drawing support from the energy commodity.

Here are the next inflection points to watch while bulls and bears battle it out.

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AUD/CAD has been bouncing off the .9900 major psychological floor for the past few weeks, as hawkish RBA expectations appear to be keeping the Aussie supported.

Elevated geopolitical tensions, however, have also been keeping global oil supply concerns in play and lifting the correlated Canadian dollar.

Is this pair about to break lower soon?

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Aussie bulls still seem to be defending the floor after the RBA decision, even when policymakers adopted a more cautious tone about future hikes.

Look out for additional bullish momentum on the bounce, potentially lifting AUD/CAD to next upside targets at the pivot point (.9950), then the monthly highs closer to R1 (1.0000) or parity.

Fresh escalation headlines or additional Saudi supply concerns, however, could pull the rug from under the pair. Watch out for long red candlesticks closing below S1 (.9890) that could clear the way for a move down to S2 (.9840), especially if crude oil prices keep rallying.

Whichever bias you end up trading, don’t forget to practice proper risk management and stay aware of top-tier catalysts that could influence overall market sentiment.

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