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23 Aug 2017

Caution: market sentiment is fickle - ANZ

Market sentiment is quite fickle at the moment with the caution of the past few trading sessions replaced with a pick-up in risk appetite overnight.

Key Quotes:

"There was nothing special that prompted the move, perhaps outside of some easing of anxiety over North Korea, and signs the Trump administration may be getting some momentum back on tax reform.

Sentiment is yo-yoing in thin summer markets ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium. ECB Vice President Constancio spoke on inequality and macroeconomic policies, but made no reference to ECB policies.

Both yen and euro gave back some of their recent gains, which helped sentiment towards risk assets in those markets.

The DAX rose 1.4%, the CAC 40 rose 0.9% and the FTSE 100 rose 0.9%. The S&P 500 is currently up 1.0%.

Bond yields edged higher, with the yield on the US 10-yr note back at 2.22%. Oil continued its firmer run, with WTI up 0.6% at $47.6/bbl. Gold fell 0.5%."

Aug 23, 2017

AUD/USD: bearish bias persists ahead of Jackson Hole, bulls to commit to the 0.79 handle?

Currently, AUD/USD is trading at 0.7913, up 0.02% on the day, having posted a daily high at 0.7920 and low at 0.7908. AUD/USD is currently stable at

New Zealand Treasury sees RBNZ raising rates from mid-2018

New Zealand pre-electon Economic cand Fiscal update [PREFU] released today shows the Treasury expects the Reserve Bank of New Zealand [RBNZ] to kick-o