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12 Mar 2015

AUD/USD risks a move towards 0.7550, NZD strength unsustainable – OCBC

FXStreet (Barcelona) - Emmanuel Ng, FX Strategist at OCBC Bank, comments on the RBNZ’s view on NZD, and shares the outlook for AUD/USD.

Key Quotes

“This morning, the February labor market numbers came in stronger than expected but these numbers only granted an all too brief reprieve for the AUD, with the pair subsequently below 0.7600.”

“Risks may remain biased towards a test towards the next support around 0.7550.”

“On other fronts, the RBNZ’s Wheeler noted this morning that the latest meeting statement is neutral and that the central bank was “pleased” with the fall in the NZD.”

“Note however that the statement reiterated that, “On a trade-weighted basis, the New Zealand dollar remains unjustifiably high and unsustainable in terms of New Zealand’s long-term economic fundamentals. A substantial downward correction in the real exchange rate is needed to put New Zealand’s external accounts on a more sustainable footing”.”
Mar 12, 2015

EUR/USD slumps to lowest since Feb 2003 below 1.05

EUR/USD extends its downward spiral and plunged to fresh twelve year lows, breaking below 1.05 barrier as the US dollar accelerates gains against its major counterparts and surpassed the crucial 100 mark.
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Mar 12, 2015

China’s weakening growth confirmed by activity data – Nomura

With Chinese Industrial production, Fixed asset investment and Retail sales growth lowering, Asian Economists at Nomura, lower their Q1 GDP growth forecast to 6.9%.
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