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Abstract:The US Dollar may rise versus the Philippine Peso after CPI data as US-China trade war tensions may fuel more-aggressive easing from the BSP. USD/PHP took out key falling resistance.
US Dollar, USD/PHP, BSP Talking Points
US Dollar may appreciate versus Philippine Peso after local CPI data
Rising external risks may pressure BSP to cut rates more aggressively
Emerging markets at risk to capital outflows, downside USD/PHP risk
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The US Dollar may appreciate against the Philippine Peso after the latest round of local inflation data. In July, Philippine CPI clocked in as expected at 2.4% y/y, which is down from 2.7% in June. However, the month-over-month print clocked in at 0.3%. That was an uptick from June. Overall, domestic inflation has been slowing after peaking at 6.7% y/y growth last year.
Since then, we have seen the Philippine Central Bank (BSP) cut rates to help stem fading inflationary pressures as prices fell below the BSPs target. In fact, the markets are anticipating a further 25 basis point reduction in the overnight borrowing rate from 4.50% to 4.25% later this week on Thursday. Over the past 24 hours, BSP Governor Benjamin Diokno hinted at potential 50bps cuts this year as external risks boil.
USD/PHP Technical Analysis
The USD/PHP, on the daily chart below, has broken above the critical descending resistance line from March. That has kept the dominant downtrend intact since and is increasingly at risk to reversing. This places the focus on near-term resistance at 52.37 with a break above it opening the door to 52.73. A near-term correction on the other hand has support eyed at the former lows from May 2018 between 51.69 – 51.59.
USD/PHP Daily Chart
MSCI PHILIPPINES ETF TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Focusing my attention to the MSCI Philippines ETF, the weekly chart is showing a test of rising support from September 2018. Clearing the trend line paves the way for a test of the 32.98 – 32.22 psychological barrier. Given a confirmatory close under it, the could open the door to testing lows from the end of 2018. Otherwise, near-term resistance appears to be around 35.18.
EPHE WEEKLY CHART
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