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Free AccessRelative Data Momentum Still Supportive
The AUD/NZD cross has pushed back to fresh multi-week highs, above 1.1080. Relative data momentum remains in favor of higher cross levels.
- The chart below plots the AUD/NZD cross against relative business conditions, which reflects the difference between the AU NAB business conditions index (last +16) and the NZ ANZ activity outlook measure (last -9.1).
- The latest reading on the chart assumes the next NAB business conditions reading, which is due in the middle of July, is unchanged.
- We could see some downside from this print but note the AU preliminary PMI readings for June held up well.
- The general tone to Australian data also remains upbeat in a relative sense. Today, we had a surge in job vacancies, along with slightly stronger credit data. This comes after yesterday's solid retail sales beat.
- Yield spreads have moved in AUD's favor today, up 2.5bps for 2yr swaps to -51bps, while in the government bond space the same spread has risen by +5bps.
Fig 1: AUD/NZD & Relative Business Conditions
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