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AUDUSD - recommendation from Bank of America

9:17 AM 20 January 2020

Bank of America issued a recommendation for the AUDUSD currency pair.

The Bank recommends taking a long position on the pair with following levels:

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Entry (market): 0.6883
Target: 0.7115
Stop: 0.6750

Bank of America recommends taking a long position on AUDUSD at market price with a target of 0.7115 and a stop loss order placed at 0.6750. Source: xStation5

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