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MVB

VanEck Australian Banks ETF

AU

Latest week
7 Aug 2026
Weekly close
45.55 AUD
Fair value
35.99 AUD
Next-week expectancy
Positive 59.02%
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Institutional Weekly Chart Pack Completed-week market evidence · Maximum 156 weeks

ASX · ETF · Australia

MVB

VanEck Australian Banks ETF

Last updated
7 Aug 2026
Exchange
ASX · ASX
Sector
Not classified
Industry
Not classified
Currency
AUD
Market capitalisation
Not available
Fair value reference
35.99
Next-week expectancy
Positive · 59.02%

Over the latest 12 completed weeks ending 2026-08-07, MVB rose 6.58%, moving from 42.74 to 45.55. The latest weekly close is above the Trend Line and above Fair Value. Trend Signal is inactive on the latest week and was active in 0 of the last 12 weeks. Relative Strength is 1.34 and has softened across the 12-week window. Market Dynamics is 0.54 on the latest week. Next-week expectancy is positive at 59.02% based on similar historical setup states.

Week Ending
7 Aug 2026
Latest Close
45.55
12-Week Change
6.58%
Trend Signal
Inactive
Next-Week Expectancy
Positive 59.02%
Signal Weeks
0 of 12

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Key Points

Week Ending
7 Aug 2026
Latest Close
45.55
12-Week Change
6.58%
Trend Signal
Inactive
Next-Week Expectancy
Positive 59.02%
Signal Weeks
0 of 12
Vs Trend Line
Above
Vs Fair Value
Above
Relative Strength
1.34
Market Dynamics
0.54

Over the latest 12 completed weeks ending 2026-08-07, MVB rose 6.58%, moving from 42.74 to 45.55. The latest weekly close is above the Trend Line and above Fair Value. Trend Signal is inactive on the latest week and was active in 0 of the last 12 weeks. Relative Strength is 1.34 and has softened across the 12-week window. Market Dynamics is 0.54 on the latest week. Next-week expectancy is positive at 59.02% based on similar historical setup states.

Next-week expectancy

Next-week expectancy is a short-term historical read. It compares the latest completed-week setup with broadly similar past setups and asks whether the following week tended to close higher or lower.

It is not a trend call, a price target, or a guarantee. A positive read can appear while price is below trend or activity pressure is weak, because it is measuring short-term follow-through odds for the current setup state.

Use it as one context layer beside Trend Line, Relative Strength, Market Dynamics, Fair Value, and the visible price structure.