How to Trade AUD/NZD on the Monthly Chart
Everything you need to know about trading AUD/NZD on MN — when it works, when it doesn't, and how to size your risk for this specific combination.
Reviewed by the Candleread desk · Updated 2026-04-09
AUD/NZD on the MN (Monthly) timeframe is best suited for position traders. AUD/NZD has an average daily range of 55 pips and a typical spread of 2 pips. The best session for this pair is the Asian session, where liquidity peaks and spreads tighten. On MN, each candle represents 43200 minutes of price action, producing about 0.033 candles per day.
Why AUD/NZD on MN?
AUD/NZD Key Stats
Here are the numbers that matter when trading AUD/NZD on MN:
- •Category: commodity pair
- •Typical spread: 2 pips
- •Average daily range: 55 pips
- •Best session: Asian session
- •Timeframe: MN (Monthly) — position
- •Candles per day: 0.033
The Monthly Timeframe Explained
How to Set Up a AUD/NZD MN Trade
- 1
Check the higher timeframe trend
Before entering on MN, check the next timeframe up for the trend direction. If you're trading MN, look at the W1 chart for bias.
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Identify key levels
Mark support and resistance on the MN chart for AUD/NZD. Given the 55-pip average range, expect levels spaced 18–28 pips apart.
- 3
Wait for your setup
Whether you're trading breakouts, pullbacks, or bounces — wait for the setup, don't chase. On MN, patience means waiting for the right candle pattern at the right level.
- 4
Size your position
Use the position size calculator. Risk 1% of your account. With a typical stop of 22 pips on AUD/NZD MN, that determines your lot size.
- 5
Manage the trade
On MN, check the trade every once per day. Move stop to breakeven after 1R of profit. Let winners run to 2–3R.
When NOT to Trade This Combination
Key takeaways
- ✓AUD/NZD on MN is a position setup with 55-pip average daily range
- ✓Best session: Asian session
- ✓Always check the higher timeframe for trend direction before entering on MN
- ✓Size positions using the 1% rule — calculator says the lot size, not your gut
- ✓Spread of 2 pips matters more on shorter timeframes — factor it into your stop