Calendar of Economic Releases
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The Australian Dollar (AUD) was sold down to 0.6100 (1.6400) Friday a 5-week low post US (NFP) Non-Farm Payroll releasing before recovering in Monday markets to 0.6150 (1.6260) against the Euro. Weekend European election results sank the Euro, the French President Macron calling a snap election after being defeated by the far right. On the…
After a decent week of improvement for the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) with price extending to 0.4825 (2.0720) late in the week the kiwi has given back most of this move against the British Pound (GBP) to drop back to 0.4790 (2.0870) this morning. NZ’s latest survey of inflation expectations showed a continued moderation in…
The NZD has been under pressure but has managed to post gains on the AUD, as the commodity dependent currency has suffered even more severely, from international demand and supply issues. Falling demand from a recessionary Europe has impacted Australian commodity demand directly, and indirectly, through flow on from flagging industrial production in China. The…
We expect the Australian Dollar (AUD) to resume its bull run of late against the Euro (EUR) extending recent gains from 0.6120 (1.6350). The ECB are widely expected to cut their cash rate Friday morning a quarter of a percent to 3.40% which could keep the Euro on the backfoot for a while. Price has…
Below are the weekly economic releases for this week (NZT) Monday 27/05 All day, GBP, Bank Holiday Tuesday 28/05 All day, USD, Bank Holiday Wednesday 29/05 9am, NZD, RBNZ Financial Stability Report 11am, NZD, RBNZ Gov Orr Speaks 1pm, NZD, ANZ Business Confidence Previous -37.5 110pm, NZD, RBNZ Gov Orr Speaks
The RBA’s pause in interest rate rises, has added to the downward momentum of the currency, along with recessionary pressures hitting commodity demand and prices. This week’s inflation number, out in the USA, will be a big directional driver of the AUD, this coming week. The expected rebound in the post-COVID Chinese economy, has been…