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AUD: Australian Dollar is still under pressure from sellers
At the Forex currency market the Australian Dollar rate is still under sellers’ pressure on Tuesday, driven by ambiguous position of the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator for the pair AUD/USD went into the negative area, breaking through the signal line from top to bottom and is going down, and maintaining a sell signal. Stochastic Oscillator tends to go up in the neutral zone; however buy signal is very weak so far.
Forex recommendations: in case of breakdown at the level of 1.0400 the pair will aim to 1.0390 and 1.0370.
A meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia had mixed outcome: interest rate was left at the previous level of 4.25% per annum; however it was the tone of the follow-up comments that made investors feel anxious.
Thus, the regulator stressed that the RBA is able to lower the rate if macro-economic data will show slowdown in domestic demand. The RBA also emphasized strong negative effect of European influence.
Reserve Bank of Australia stated last week that funding problems can be preserved in the country this year, although access to funding has become easier for many banks. The RBA emphasized that uncertainty in Europe and slow down in the global economy can have a significant impact on Australian economic system. This statement was unfavourable for the AUD.
Earlier investors reacted negatively to the latest comments of the company BNR. Company’s management circulated press- release, expressing dissatisfaction with the royalty taxation. The AUD traders were quick to close positions.
Inflation in Q4 showed zero growth in the country against the forecast of rise of 0.4% on quarterly basis. Retail sales fell by 0.1% m/m in December versus the forecast of growth of 0.2%. Statistics released earlier showed that unemployment rate amounted to 5.2% in January against 5.1% earlier. Number of employed reduced by 15.4 thousand against the forecast of growth of 5 thousand. Index of leading indicators WESTPAC rose by 0.6% m/m in January against revised growth of 0.7% m/m in December.
Statistics released on Thursday showed that number of jobs in Australia increased by 0.7% q/q in December-February. Previous statistics demonstrated that unemployment rate in the country amounted to 5.2% in January against 5.1% earlier. Number of employed reduced by 15.4 thousand against the forecast of growth of 5 thousand.
At the Forex currency market the Australian Dollar rate is still under sellers’ pressure on Tuesday, driven by ambiguous position of the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator for the pair AUD/USD went into the negative area, breaking through the signal line from top to bottom and is going down, and maintaining a sell signal. Stochastic Oscillator tends to go up in the neutral zone; however buy signal is very weak so far.
Forex recommendations: in case of breakdown at the level of 1.0400 the pair will aim to 1.0390 and 1.0370.
A meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia had mixed outcome: interest rate was left at the previous level of 4.25% per annum; however it was the tone of the follow-up comments that made investors feel anxious.
Thus, the regulator stressed that the RBA is able to lower the rate if macro-economic data will show slowdown in domestic demand. The RBA also emphasized strong negative effect of European influence.
Reserve Bank of Australia stated last week that funding problems can be preserved in the country this year, although access to funding has become easier for many banks. The RBA emphasized that uncertainty in Europe and slow down in the global economy can have a significant impact on Australian economic system. This statement was unfavourable for the AUD.
Earlier investors reacted negatively to the latest comments of the company BNR. Company’s management circulated press- release, expressing dissatisfaction with the royalty taxation. The AUD traders were quick to close positions.
Inflation in Q4 showed zero growth in the country against the forecast of rise of 0.4% on quarterly basis. Retail sales fell by 0.1% m/m in December versus the forecast of growth of 0.2%. Statistics released earlier showed that unemployment rate amounted to 5.2% in January against 5.1% earlier. Number of employed reduced by 15.4 thousand against the forecast of growth of 5 thousand. Index of leading indicators WESTPAC rose by 0.6% m/m in January against revised growth of 0.7% m/m in December.
Statistics released on Thursday showed that number of jobs in Australia increased by 0.7% q/q in December-February. Previous statistics demonstrated that unemployment rate in the country amounted to 5.2% in January against 5.1% earlier. Number of employed reduced by 15.4 thousand against the forecast of growth of 5 thousand.
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