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5 Mar 2020

Australia Treasury Secretary Kennedy: Coronavirus to cost Australian GDP “at least” 0.5% - The Guardian

Early Thursday morning in Asia, The Guardian came out with the news spotting comments from the Australian Treasury Secretary Steven Kennedy.

Key quotes

We have undertaken a preliminary assessment of what the impact of COVID-19 might be in the March quarter, and at this stage, we expect the virus to detract at least a half of a percentage point from growth in the March quarter 2020.

Treasury Secretary Steven Kennedy has updated Parliament on the economic impact of the coronavirus and the summer bushfires, saying the combined hit will be to see 0.7% slashed from economic growth in the first three months of the year.

FX implications

Following the news, the market’s risk-tone remain mostly upbeat, as portrayed by the USD/JPY pair’s positive stand around 107.60, but the AUD/USD weakens mildly to 0.6620.

Mar 5, 2020

USD/JPY benefits from risk reset, US dollar pullback despite coronavirus fears

USD/JPY extends recovery from five-month low while taking rounds to 107.55 during the early Thursday morning in Asia. The US dollar manages to recover

Fed’s Bullard: A barrier to cutting rates again in March is the action just taken

James Bullard, the Chief Executive Officer and 12th President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, recently crossed wires, via Reuters, while tur