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AUD/USD AND NZD/USD FUNDAMENTAL WEEKLY FORECAST – RBA EXPECTED TO MAINTAIN DOVISH STANCE
In Australia, the RBA will hold another monetary policy meeting early Wednesday. It is widely expected to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged. It could also present a dovish outlook for the economy while saying it doesn’t foresee any interest rate hike in the near future. Futures market investors are pricing in the next possible rate hike for November 2019 or later.
The Australian and New Zealand Dollars were initially pressured last week by the divergence in monetary policy between the hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve and the dovish Reserve Bank of Australia and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
Later in the week, the Australian Dollar was underpinned by increased demand for higher risk. However, the New Zealand Dollar continued to break sharply in reaction to a dovish rate statement from the RBNZ.
For the week, the AUD/USD settled at .7407, down 0.0034 or -0.45% and the NZD/USD finished at .6777, down 0.0133 or -1.93%.
The price action in the Australian Dollar essentially reflected a shift in investor sentiment with appetite for risky assets like equities increasing. The Australian Dollar also found buying support in Asia following a stronger-than-expected Chinese Yuan fix from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC).
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In Australia, the RBA will hold another monetary policy meeting early Wednesday. It is widely expected to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged. It could also present a dovish outlook for the economy while saying it doesn’t foresee any interest rate hike in the near future. Futures market investors are pricing in the next possible rate hike for November 2019 or later.
The Australian and New Zealand Dollars were initially pressured last week by the divergence in monetary policy between the hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve and the dovish Reserve Bank of Australia and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
Later in the week, the Australian Dollar was underpinned by increased demand for higher risk. However, the New Zealand Dollar continued to break sharply in reaction to a dovish rate statement from the RBNZ.
For the week, the AUD/USD settled at .7407, down 0.0034 or -0.45% and the NZD/USD finished at .6777, down 0.0133 or -1.93%.
The price action in the Australian Dollar essentially reflected a shift in investor sentiment with appetite for risky assets like equities increasing. The Australian Dollar also found buying support in Asia following a stronger-than-expected Chinese Yuan fix from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC).
Read more:www.xtreamforex.com