LF.Anastasia
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AUD: Australian Dollar is still in demand at the market
At the Forex currency market the Australian Dollar rate continues to grow steadily; ascending trend for the pair AUD/USD has been observed for the fourth consecutive session. At the same time weather conditions can encourage rise in coal prices, which will also provide support to the country’s currency.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator for the pair AUD/USD is in the positive area and continues to go up, which confirms a previous buy signal for the pair. Stochastic oscillator has come into overbought zone today and is not giving a clear signal.
Forex recommendations: buyers’ targets today will be the levels of 1.0050 and 1.0090.
This year the Australian Dollar has grown by 11.3% in pairing with the USD and increased by 21% in pairing with the Euro.
In general, the situation in the Australian economy remains unchanged.
According to statistics released earlier, GDP in Australia increased by 0.2% on quarterly basis in QIII; while analytics had expected the rise by 0.5%; the growth over last quarter positioned as the lowest over the last two years, therefore GDP dynamics seems to be descending. It became known earlier that retail sales in October amounted to-1.1% m/m against +0.1% in September and trade balance surplus in October was $2.625 billion. It also became known earlier that current account balance amounted to -А$7.83 billion in QIII against the forecast of -А$6.60 billion.
The minutes of the RBA meeting of 7 December which were made public earlier, showed that the rate was left unchanged, since the regulator believes that current situation can be described as moderately restrictive, because consumers are cautious, while inflation pressure does not intensify. The interest rate in Australia is now at the level of 4.75% per annum.
The document reported that households might continue to rein in spending and in this case it will lead to rise in inflation in short term and also to the lack of aggregate demand in economy.
At the Forex currency market the Australian Dollar rate continues to grow steadily; ascending trend for the pair AUD/USD has been observed for the fourth consecutive session. At the same time weather conditions can encourage rise in coal prices, which will also provide support to the country’s currency.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator for the pair AUD/USD is in the positive area and continues to go up, which confirms a previous buy signal for the pair. Stochastic oscillator has come into overbought zone today and is not giving a clear signal.
Forex recommendations: buyers’ targets today will be the levels of 1.0050 and 1.0090.
This year the Australian Dollar has grown by 11.3% in pairing with the USD and increased by 21% in pairing with the Euro.
In general, the situation in the Australian economy remains unchanged.
According to statistics released earlier, GDP in Australia increased by 0.2% on quarterly basis in QIII; while analytics had expected the rise by 0.5%; the growth over last quarter positioned as the lowest over the last two years, therefore GDP dynamics seems to be descending. It became known earlier that retail sales in October amounted to-1.1% m/m against +0.1% in September and trade balance surplus in October was $2.625 billion. It also became known earlier that current account balance amounted to -А$7.83 billion in QIII against the forecast of -А$6.60 billion.
The minutes of the RBA meeting of 7 December which were made public earlier, showed that the rate was left unchanged, since the regulator believes that current situation can be described as moderately restrictive, because consumers are cautious, while inflation pressure does not intensify. The interest rate in Australia is now at the level of 4.75% per annum.
The document reported that households might continue to rein in spending and in this case it will lead to rise in inflation in short term and also to the lack of aggregate demand in economy.