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A$ Underperforms As Iron Ore Prices Continue Falling, Jobs Data Coming Up
Aussie trended lower through the European and US sessions to underperform the G10 except Kiwi. AUDUSD is down 0.6% to 0.6596 returning to below 66c after a high of 0.6643 driven by weaker commodity prices, especially iron ore, from China worries. It couldn’t find support from stronger equities and lower-than-expected US headline CPI. The pair is currently around 0.6598. The USD index fell only 0.1%.
- AUDUSD’s bearish theme remains but a short-term corrective cycle is in play. The pair is back below the 50-day EMA of 0.6614. A clear break of this is needed to undermine the bearish theme. Initial support is at 0.6508 and the bear trigger at 0.6350, while initial resistance is at 0.6643.
- Kiwi underperformed the G10 following the RBNZ’s rate cut on Wednesday and dovish outlook. AUDNZD rose to a high of 1.1041 following the decision but is currently just under the 1.10 mark up 0.7% to 1.0991.
- AUDJPY fell 0.3% to 97.10 after a high of 97.87 early in European trading. AUDEUR trended lower through the day to be down 0.7% to 0.5990. AUDGBP is 0.3% lower at 0.5142.
- Equities were stronger with the S&P up 0.4% and Euro stoxx +0.7%. Oil prices were lower with Brent down 0.8% to $80.03/bbl. Copper fell 0.2% and iron ore is down to $95-96/t.
- Today July labour market data print and Bloomberg consensus expects a 20k rise in new jobs and for the unemployment rate to be stable at 4.1%. There are also Melbourne Institute August inflation expectations.
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