LF.Anastasia
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AUD: Australian Dollar is recovering significantly
At the Forex currency market the Australian dollar rate keeps on yesterday’s trend, continuing to recover significantly.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator for the pair AUD/USD goes up moderately in the negative area and is giving a buy signal while volumes are average. Stochastic Oscillator goes up in the neutral zone and is giving a buy signal.
Forex recommendations: in case of breakdown at the level of1.0380, the pair will go back to 1.0390 and 1.0420.
Today, positive external background has become a catalyst that can support restoration of the AUD from local lows.
However, statistics, released this week, was very weak: CPI rose by 0.1% q/q in Q1 (+1.6% y/y) against expectations of growth of o.6% q/q (+2.2% y/y). These data increases the likelihood that interest rate will be revised downward at the nearest meeting of the RBA. It became known earlier that import price index in Australia fell by 1.2% q/q in Q1 against the forecast of -0.6% q/q. At the same time, export prices fell to the lowest level since Q4 2010. Theoretically, decline in export prices was caused by reduction in price for crude ore in Australia and fall in the price for metal scrap. At the same time, slump in imports was caused by expensive AUD.
Final PPI in Australia rose by 0.3% q/q (+1.4% y/y) in Q1 against the forecast of growth of 0.4% on quarterly basis. Employment rate in Australia rose by 44 thousand against expectations of growth of 6.5 thousand. Unemployment rate amounted to 5.2% against previous level of 5.3%.
It became known earlier, leading indicators index Westpac in Australia rose by 0.2% in February, up to the level of 284.2 points against provisional expectations of growth of 0.6%. Growth rate amounted to 2.4% against the forecast of 2.5%. Representatives of Westpac clarified in the comments that negative dynamics in the growth rate, which has been preserved for the past six months, does not help to instill enthusiasm about prospects; experts do not expect that the rate will rise in the nearest future either. At the same time, economic development performance complies with forecasts for Australian economy for 2012 (3%); nevertheless, pace of growth in GDP remains below trend.
At the Forex currency market the Australian dollar rate keeps on yesterday’s trend, continuing to recover significantly.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator for the pair AUD/USD goes up moderately in the negative area and is giving a buy signal while volumes are average. Stochastic Oscillator goes up in the neutral zone and is giving a buy signal.
Forex recommendations: in case of breakdown at the level of1.0380, the pair will go back to 1.0390 and 1.0420.
Today, positive external background has become a catalyst that can support restoration of the AUD from local lows.
However, statistics, released this week, was very weak: CPI rose by 0.1% q/q in Q1 (+1.6% y/y) against expectations of growth of o.6% q/q (+2.2% y/y). These data increases the likelihood that interest rate will be revised downward at the nearest meeting of the RBA. It became known earlier that import price index in Australia fell by 1.2% q/q in Q1 against the forecast of -0.6% q/q. At the same time, export prices fell to the lowest level since Q4 2010. Theoretically, decline in export prices was caused by reduction in price for crude ore in Australia and fall in the price for metal scrap. At the same time, slump in imports was caused by expensive AUD.
Final PPI in Australia rose by 0.3% q/q (+1.4% y/y) in Q1 against the forecast of growth of 0.4% on quarterly basis. Employment rate in Australia rose by 44 thousand against expectations of growth of 6.5 thousand. Unemployment rate amounted to 5.2% against previous level of 5.3%.
It became known earlier, leading indicators index Westpac in Australia rose by 0.2% in February, up to the level of 284.2 points against provisional expectations of growth of 0.6%. Growth rate amounted to 2.4% against the forecast of 2.5%. Representatives of Westpac clarified in the comments that negative dynamics in the growth rate, which has been preserved for the past six months, does not help to instill enthusiasm about prospects; experts do not expect that the rate will rise in the nearest future either. At the same time, economic development performance complies with forecasts for Australian economy for 2012 (3%); nevertheless, pace of growth in GDP remains below trend.