The ECB have cut rates and the interest rate differential with the AUD looks set to increase in the favour of the commodity currency. The AUD/EUR cross fell all the way to 0.5900, only to regain ground, following the August resurgence, to trade up above 0.6050. The commodity demand and interest rate differentials support a stronger AUD on the cross with the EUR.
Current Level: 1.6454
Resistance: 1.6600
Support: 1.6393
Last Weeks Range: 1.6445- 1.6570
The ECB have cut rates and the interest rate differential with the AUD looks set to increase in the favour of the commodity currency. The AUD/EUR cross fell all the way to 0.5900, only to regain ground, following the August resurgence, to trade up above 0.6050. The commodity demand and interest rate differentials support a stronger AUD on the cross with the EUR.
Current Level: 0.6035
Resistance: 0.6100
Support: 0.6000
Last Weeks Range: 0.6010- 0.6040
The Bank of England have cut interest rates, thereby attracting flows to the AUD, commodity currency. The cross rate has not varied too greatly as the GBP undergoes a honeymoon period, under the new Labour Government, and support for the GBP has been improving. This will likely not continue and expect the downward pressure, on the cross, to favour the AUD.
Current Level: 1.9525
Resistance: 1.9800
Support: 1.9230
Last Weeks Range: 1.9267- 1.9531
The Bank of England have cut interest rates, thereby attracting flows to the AUD, commodity currency. The cross rate has not varied too greatly as the GBP undergoes a honeymoon period, under the new Labour Government, and support for the GBP has been improving. This will likely not continue and expect the downward pressure, on the cross, to favour the AUD.
Current Level: 0.5090
Support: 0.5050
Resistance: 0.5200
Last week’s range: 0.5120- 0.5190
The ECB led the way on interest rate cuts, among the major world Central Banks, although the Swedish Riksbank did begin the cycle first. The ECB has been under immense pressure as recession engulfs the European economies, especially manufacturing in the engine room of Europe, Germany. The rate cuts were welcomed and allowed the cross rate to the NZD to rise to above 0.5700. The differential is contracting, as the RBNZ joins the party, and the cross rate is trading around 0.5550.
Current Level: 1.7878
Resistance: 1.8181
Support: 1.7699
Last Weeks Range: 1.7947 – 1.8211
The ECB led the way on interest rate cuts, among the major world Central Banks, although the Swedish Riksbank did begin the cycle first. The ECB has been under immense pressure as recession engulfs the European economies, especially manufacturing in the engine room of Europe, Germany. The rate cuts were welcomed and allowed the cross rate to the NZD to rise to above 0.5700. The differential is contracting, as the RBNZ joins the party, and the cross rate is trading around 0.5550.
Current Level: 0.5560
Support: 0.5500
Resistance: 0.5650
Last week’s range: 0.5520- 0.5560
The Bank of England cut rates at the beginning of August, following the election of the new Labour Government. This was an impediment to the GBP initially, but as other Central Banks cut rates, the cross rate has settled around 0.4685. The Bank of England and the RBNZ are in ‘sync’, in the interest rate cycle, so expect fairly stable cross rates. The provison is inflation and any re-emergence in inflation, may cause a pause in rate cuts.
Current Level: 2.1194
Resistance: 2.1505
Support: 2.1050
Last Weeks Range: 2.1200- 2.1335
The Bank of England cut rates at the beginning of August, following the election of the new Labour Government. This was an impediment to the GBP initially, but as other Central Banks cut rates, the cross rate has settled around 0.4685. The Bank of England and the RBNZ are in ‘sync’, in the interest rate cycle, so expect fairly stable cross rates. The provison is inflation and any re-emergence in inflation, may cause a pause in rate cuts.
Current Level: 0.4685
Resistance: 0.4750
Support: 0.4650
Last Weeks Range: 0.4665- 0.4700
The cross-rate reached highs of 0.9450 late in February 2024, before the ‘dovish’ RBNZ statements and their last interest rate decision. The RBNZ surprise rate cut in August sent the cross rate spiralling lower, dipping below 0.9000 at the beginning of August. RBA has shown no signs of rate cuts, but the NZD has made a recovery, to trade back above 0.9150. The interest rate differential may grow, so the cross rate will surely have some downside risk.
Current Level: 1.0946
Resistance: 1.0990
Support: 1.0810
Last Weeks Range: 1.0940 – 1.0970
The cross-rate reached highs of 0.9450 late in February 2024, before the ‘dovish’ RBNZ statements and their last interest rate decision. The RBNZ surprise rate cut in August sent the cross rate spiralling lower, dipping below 0.9000 at the beginning of August. RBA has shown no signs of rate cuts, but the NZD has made a recovery, to trade back above 0.9150. The interest rate differential may grow, so the cross rate will surely have some downside risk.
Current Level: 0.9135
Resistance: 0.9250
Support: 0.9100
Last Weeks Range: 0.9090 – 0.9140