The Australian Dollar Futures (6A) daily chart shows a recent shift to a short-term uptrend, as indicated by both the swing pivot trend and the short-term moving averages turning upward. The last price is trading just below the 5- and 10-day MAs, with momentum at an average pace and medium-sized bars, suggesting a moderate but not aggressive move. Intermediate and long-term benchmarks remain in a downtrend, reflecting that the broader trend is still neutral to bearish, but the 200-day MA is now supporting from below, hinting at a possible base formation. Swing pivot analysis highlights a recent pivot high at 0.64945, with the next key support at 0.64131. Resistance is overhead at 0.64945 and 0.66315, while support levels are layered below, indicating a market that has recently bounced from support and is testing higher. The ATR and volume metrics suggest moderate volatility and healthy participation. Recent trade signals have triggered new long entries, aligning with the short-term bullish shift. However, the neutral readings from the session fib grids and the intermediate/long-term MAs suggest the market is in a transition phase, possibly moving from consolidation to a new trend. The overall structure points to a market attempting to recover from a prior sell-off, with the potential for further upside if resistance levels are cleared, but still facing headwinds from longer-term bearish momentum.