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Abstract:The Australian and New Zealand Dollars capitalized on US Dollar weakness as markets doubled down on a Fed rate cut this month. AUD/USD may reverse on technical signals, but the sentiment outlook is...
Asia Pacific Market Open Talking Points
Australian and New Zealand Dollars gained as US Dollar depreciated
Dismal US data has fueled more certainty in an October Fed rate cut
AUD/USD may reverse on technical signs, but sentiment outlook mixed
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Australian and New Zealand Dollars Capitalize on US Dollar Losses
The pro-risk Australian and New Zealand Dollars staged a comeback against the US Dollar on Thursday. This is despite a slew of worse-than-expected Markit European PMIs which were followed by the softest US ISM non-manufacturing PMI outcome in three years. At one point, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones - key benchmarks of sentiment - were down over one percent before trimming losses and ending the day higher.
Following the slew of disappointing economic data out of the United States this week, attention began shifting to the Federal Reserve as local government bond yields tumbled. The markets are now anticipating the central bank of the worlds-largest economy to further reduce rates by 25bp this month. According to Fed funds futures, those odds are now at about 85 percent probability, up from 47% odds one week ago.
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Australian Dollar Technical Analysis
Amid these fundamental developments, it is interesting to see a Morning Star candlestick pattern emerge in AUD/USD. This is a bullish formation that with confirmation, via a daily close higher, could open the door to testing potential descending resistance from July. This is also after the key support held between a range of 0.6678 to 0.6717.
AUD/USD Sentiment Analysis
Further adding to this setup is a mixed outlook in AUD/USD from IG Client Sentiment, indicating indecision. Positioning is less net-long than yesterday but more net-long from last week according to the latest report from October 3. To learn more about using this as another element in analyzing markets, join me every week on Wednesdays at 00:00 GMT as I uncover what market positioning is saying about recent trends in forex.
AUD/USD Daily Chart
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