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Abstract:AUDUSD Outlook: US-China Trade War Nearing the End
AUD Price Analysis and Talking Points:
US-China Trade Deal Possible in Near-Term
Chinese GDP to Add to AUD Downside Risks.
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US-China Trade Deal Possible in Near-Term
Overnight, equity markets and high beta currencies (AUD, NZD) initially rose on the back of reports from WSJ, which stated that US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin had suggested lifting import tariffs on China and potentially offering a tariff rollback in the upcoming trade discussions on January 30th. However, the treasury department had been quick to deny these rumors, while the WSJ report also highlighted that US Trade Representative Lighthizer (China hawk) had resisted this idea. Although, while these rumors may have been dismissed almost immediately, this does embolden the view that a US-China trade deal may be on the way in the near-term. As such, positive headlines in the run up to the January 30th meeting could increase the prospects of a deal.
AUDUSD PRICE CHART: 5-Minute Time-Frame (Jan 17-18th 2019)
Chart by IG
The initial spike higher in the Aussie had been quickly retraced. While trade war optimism can provide a undercurrent of support for the Australian Dollar, headwinds remain, most notably the slowdown in the Chinese economy. China will release their Q4 GDP figures next week, which is expected to dip to the lowest level since the financial crisis at 6.4%. Consequently, this will add to the woes that the Australian economy faces, thus keeping AUD upside limited and downside risks to 0.7000.
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--- Written by Justin McQueen, Market Analyst
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