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AUSSIE-KIWI: AUD/NZD has ticked away from its early low of NZ$1.0617 and last
deals at NZ$1.0621, 7 pips lower on the day.
- A monetary policy decision from the RBNZ provided yesterday's focal point. A
25bp cut to the OCR triggered a ~95 spike in AUD/NZD, allowing it to hit a
reaction high of NZ$1.0725, situated just a handful of pips shy of the YTD peak
at NZ$1.0732. However, the rate gradually eased off through the day, almost
entirely erasing its earlier gains.
- Worth noting that RBNZ Gov Orr told NZ lawmakers that the interest rate
outlook is now "broadly balanced." In an earlier interview, he said that "it's
too early to tell" if another cut will be needed, adding that thanks to
yesterday's move in the OCR "the exchange-rate pressure comes off."
- With AUD/NZD hovering just above its 21-DMA at NZ$1.0616, a move through the
level is needed to shift bearish focus to the NZ$1.0600 mark. Conversely, the
initial bullish target is provided by the 200-DMA, which kicks in at NZ$1.0660.

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