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AUD/USD bounces from 0.9315

FXstreet.com (Chicago) - AUD/USD dropped after President Obama’s speech on potential US government shutdown and expectations from Congress after the economy might be put on hold due to spending deadline (October 1st).

“Worked too hard for too long?” – Are these high expectations?

On recent speech by President Obama, the democrat leader blamed the potential US shutdown to the Republicans’ irresponsibility to pass the Obamacare bill despite the efforts, now put in jeopardy, made by the American people. “Don’t get to extract the ransom” said Obama referring to “the other party” and added “congress needs to keep the government open” explaining his expectations for tonight at the 11th hour.

AUD/USD Technical Levels

Technically speaking, the pair trades at 0.9320 and oscillates between supports aligned at 0.9278 (September 17th lows), 0.9246 (September 8th highs) and 0.9216 (September 6th highs) ahead of 0.9354 (session highs), 0.9388 (September 16th highs) followed by 0.9413 (September 24th highs).

EUR/USD a double top?

EUR/USD has recorded a lower high of 1.3557 for a double top and a low of 1.3478 whilst nervous markets are reluctant to take the pair in a particular direction with any conviction.
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Obama speech: Shutdown to disrupt US economy significantly

After what seemed to be right from the start of the week a 'cul de sac' road to reach any sort of last minute compromise between Republicans and Democrats, as to prevent a US shutdown, President Barack Obama gave a public speech at the White House to announce the conditions US will face under a temporary shutdown.
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