AUD/USD: Low key local calendar in coming days should lend support - Westpac

Sean Callow, Research Analyst at Westpac, suggests that the RBA’s steady hand this week was no surprise but the lack of an overt easing bias was.

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“Of course the statement does not preclude action as soon as our August base case but for now, optimism prevails, even with a repeat of the caveat about any potential AUD appreciation. AUD/USD was already looking more constructive given improved risk sentiment, a weaker USD in the wake of the May payrolls report which wiped out pricing for a June Fed hike, oil prices pushing above $50/bbl and iron ore showing signs of stabilising around $50/tonne.

A low key local calendar in coming days should also lend support to AUD/USD, with scope to probe resistance at 0.7550 (late April lows). Still, the 0.75 handle should meet decent selling given that multi-month downside risks are still intact, with the Fed hike/RBA cut combination still our base case for Q3.”

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