AUD/USD long sentiment grows below 0.6600
Midway through the trading week, we update Client Sentiment levels - percentage of tastyfx clients with long or short positions - for major forex pairs like EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and more. Find out what traders are thinking this week.

Forex sentiment update
AUD/USD making new year-to-date lows well below 0.6600 has coincided with a growing long position among traders to the tune of 80% - the pair now trades about 350 pips from its lowest values since the start of the pandemic.
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How client sentiment works
Client Sentiment shows the percentage of tastyfx client accounts with open positions that are currently long or short. If the majority of client accounts with open positions are long a given market, then they expect the price to rise; if the majority is short, then they expect it to fall. (Values taken using tastyfx's Client Sentiment measure as of the previous day's close.)
Trend followers might go with sentiment, while contrarians would tend to go against the trend. For example, a 65% long measure in EUR/USD could reflect a buying opportunity for trend followers or a selling opportunity for contrarians.
EUR/USD sentiment - 58% long
Last week's sentiment: 59% long
Euro sentiment held mostly unchanged even though EUR/USD fell to new lows under 1.0800 in the last week. Whether it's a flight-to-quality in the USD or just better comparative economic data, the dollar continues to appreciate against major currency partners like the euro.
GBP/USD sentiment - 57% long
Last week's sentiment: 58% long
British pound, similar to the euro, saw little change in sentiment this week though it did move further from its 1.2600 highs against the US dollar of early May. That said, GBP/USD has held in stronger than most major pairs amid the current bull run in the dollar as UK data continues to perform relatively better than non-US regions.
USD/CHF sentiment - 76% long
Last week's sentiment: 51% short
Swiss franc is bucking the trend of majority short USD positions this week as 3 out of every 4 traders are long USD/CHF. The major pair is still relatively low, though it has bounced back more than 200 pips in the last three weeks. Traders might be looking at the carry trade or just mean reverting price action for this overwhelming bias.
USD/JPY sentiment - 66% short
Last week's sentiment: 56% long
Sentiment around USD/JPY has flipped considerably in the last week as 2 out of every 3 traders are now short the pair. Year-to-date, 138.00 has been the upside extreme for the pair, though USD/JPY was able to reach 150.00 in 2022 - highs for the last 30 years of trading.
AUD/USD sentiment - 80% long
Last week's sentiment: 57% long
Australian dollar's descent down to sub-0.6600 prices against the US dollar has reflected an overwhelmingly long sentiment among traders of the major forex pair as now 4 out of every 5 traders are buying AUD/USD.
USD/CAD sentiment - 57% short
Last week's sentiment: 55% long
Canadian dollar has held in relatively well as it trades mostly midrange, and traders aren't leaning too far in one direction or the other as sentiment for USD/CAD circles 50/50 in recent weeks. It will likely take a larger move either to 1.3000 or 1.4000 for a greater opinion to be made of the major pair.
How to trade client sentiment
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- Open, monitor, and close positions on forex pairs
Trading forex requires an account with a forex provider like tastyfx. Many traders also watch major forex pairs like EUR/USD and USD/JPY for potential opportunities based on economic events such as inflation releases or interest rate decisions. Economic events can produce more volatility for forex pairs, which can mean greater potential profits and losses as risks can increase at these times.
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