AUD/GBP Transfer

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) rise post mid week’s NZ CPI release to 0.6100 levels was short lived as we expected- the kiwi giving back gains Thursday to clock 0.6040 in late NY trading as downside bias resumed. Earlier US Fed chair Powell said the central bank would not wait until inflation is back at 2.0% to cut rates which could end up sending the NZD higher at some point if we see a policy change. The cross is sitting just above the 10-week low of 0.6033- a swing through here and 0.6000 is the next target zone.

The current interbank midrate is: NZDUSD 0.6035

The interbank range this week has been: NZDUSD 0.6033- 0.6110

AUD/GBP Transfer

The British Pound (GBP) bounced off solid resistance at 1.9350 (0.5170) as we predicted it would against the Australian Dollar (AUD) falling to 1.9290 (0.5185) into early Friday sessions. A higher UK CPI y/y read for June came in at 2.0% based on 1.9% estimates raising concerns for earlier rate cuts by the Bank of England (BoE). Australian unemployment rose to 4.1% as predicted, up from 4.0% in May, the AUD receiving a boost back at 0.5190 (1.9260) overnight during NY.

The current interbank midrate is: AUDGBP 0.5171 GBPAUD 1.9338

The interbank range this week has been: AUDGBP 0.5165- 0.5230 GBPAUD 1.9117- 1.9359

NZD/AUD Transfer

Still no luck for the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) this week as it came into Friday around the weekly open at 0.9020 (1.1090) against the Australian Dollar (AUD). At one point it dipped to a new yearly low at 0.8970 (1.1150). Australian Jobs data came in mixed with the number of employed rising 50k in June with official unemployment rising from 4.0% to 4.1%. With no clear trend to incoming data, it’s becoming harder to get a read on what the RBA may do next, certainly it’s becoming more likely the central bank will raise their interest rate at their 6th August meeting if incoming data doesn’t show a changing economy.

The current interbank midrate is: NZDAUD 0.9010 AUDNZD 1.1090

The interbank range this week has been: NZDAUD 0.8968- 0.9047 AUDNZD 1.1053- 1.1150

 

AUD/USD Transfer

The Australian Dollar (AUD) reached 0.6798 Friday coming within a whisker of the yearly high. Monday morning was a different story as markets figured out the aftermath of the Trump assignation attempt. Risk flow turned down with the safe haven US Dollar (USD) sought. The cross dropping to 0.6720 early Tuesday. US Retail Sales published at 0.0% although the headline consensus was for a drop of    -0.3% in the month of June, US consumers are still spending despite signs of slowing in the economy. Tomorrow’s Australian employment data predicted at 4.1% should be bearish for the Aussie.

Current Level: 0.6730
Resistance: 0.6800
Support: 0.6570
Last Weeks Range: 0.6723- 0.6797

 

EURO/AUD Transfer

The Australian Dollar (AUD) clocked 0.6250 (1.6000) late last week against the Euro (EUR) a new yearly high before loosing steam Monday giving back gains to 0.6180 (1.6180). Setbacks in the Aussie should be fairly well supported with key support seen at 0.6170 (1.6215) close by. On the economic docket this week in the cross we have Australian Unemployment data with expectations the unemployment rate should tick higher from 4.0% to 4.1% lending further support of no more hikes to the RBA cash rate. Friday’s ECB cash rate will publish with no change to the 4.25% currently, we expect two further cuts this year from the ECB.

Current Level: 1.6196
Resistance: 1.6215
Support: 1.6000
Last Weeks Range: 1.6000- 1.6089

AUD/EURO Transfer

The Australian Dollar (AUD) clocked 0.6250 (1.6000) late last week against the Euro (EUR) a new yearly high before loosing steam Monday giving back gains to 0.6180 (1.6180). Setbacks in the Aussie should be fairly well supported with key support seen at 0.6170 (1.6215) close by. On the economic docket this week in the cross we have Australian Unemployment data with expectations the unemployment rate should tick higher from 4.0% to 4.1% lending further support of no more hikes to the RBA cash rate. Friday’s ECB cash rate will publish with no change to the 4.25% currently, we expect two further cuts this year from the ECB.

Current Level: 0.6174
Resistance: 0.6250
Support: 0.6165
Last Weeks Range: 0.6215- 0.6250

GBP/AUD Transfer

The British Pound (GBP) extended its run Monday off 1.9140 (0.5225) against the Australian Dollar (AUD) to reach 1.9270 (0.5190) this morning a 5-week high. The GBP however could run into selling pressures in the run up to tonight’s UK inflation release as punters unwind long Pound positions. Should Australian jobs numbers come in light tomorrow we could see further speculation by the RBA of a hike at their next meeting- chances are 25% at the moment with inflation not behaving. Heavy support seen at 0.5170 (1.9340) on the chart but we expect prices to reverse back towards the 0.5210 (1.9200) zone.

Current Level: 1.9278
Resistance: 1.9400
Support: 1.8940
Last Weeks Range: 1.8948- 1.9144

AUD/GBP Transfer

The British Pound (GBP) extended its run Monday off 1.9140 (0.5225) against the Australian Dollar (AUD) to reach 1.9270 (0.5190) this morning a 5-week high. The GBP however could run into selling pressures in the run up to tonight’s UK inflation release as punters unwind long Pound positions. Should Australian jobs numbers come in light tomorrow we could see further speculation by the RBA of a hike at their next meeting- chances are 25% at the moment with inflation not behaving. Heavy support seen at 0.5170 (1.9340) on the chart but we expect prices to reverse back towards the 0.5210 (1.9200) zone.

Current Level: 0.5187
Support: 0.5155
Resistance: 0.5280
Last week’s range: 0.5223- 0.5277

EURO/NZD Transfer

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) hasn’t had much luck in July overall, against the Euro (EUR) it has been hammered from around 0.5670 (1.7570) areas to 0.5540 (1.8060) this morning having started the week at 0.5610 (1.7820). NZ CPI initially sent the NZD lower this morning but has kicked back to 0.5570 (1.7950) surprisingly.  Fridays ECB cash rate announcement and statement will see the central bank leave rates unchanged at 4.25% with no further rhetoric surrounding the recent dovish monetary slant expected.

Current Level: 1.7973
Resistance: 1.8100
Support: 1.7420
Last Weeks Range: 1.7588 – 1.7884

NZD/EURO Transfer

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) hasn’t had much luck in July overall, against the Euro (EUR) it has been hammered from around 0.5670 (1.7570) areas to 0.5540 (1.8060) this morning having started the week at 0.5610 (1.7820). NZ CPI initially sent the NZD lower this morning but has kicked back to 0.5570 (1.7950) surprisingly.  Fridays ECB cash rate announcement and statement will see the central bank leave rates unchanged at 4.25% with no further rhetoric surrounding the recent dovish monetary slant expected.

Current Level: 0.5573
Support: 0.5525
Resistance: 0.5740
Last week’s range: 0.5591- 0.5685