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Australian Dollar

In this Month-In-Review report, we go over the latest G10 data releases and rank currencies’ fundamental standing based on our updated macroeconomic model.

In this Special Report, we evaluate future prospects for the Australian dollar and Australian government bonds. The currency remains fundamentally cheap, and positioning is very short, but the AUD will continue to underperform in the near-term due to sluggish global growth. Australian government bonds have had a nice run of outperformance over the past year, but it is now time to take profits with given the uncertainty that the RBA will deliver the rate cuts currently discounted.

In this week’s review, we look at recent data and its impact on currency markets.

In this report, we look at data releases over the last month and implications for currency markets.

In this Strategy Insight, we go over the RBA’s recent decision and the implications of its hawkish message for AUD trades.

In this Strategy Insight, we go over the RBA’s recent decision and the implications of its hawkish message for AUD trades.

This week, we articulate what the actions of the three major central banks that met (Fed, ECB and BoE) mean for currency markets. This is within the context of our analysis of the latest data releases in the G10, that allows us to calibrate currency strategy.

This week, we look at the latest data releases in the G10, along with implications for all the major currencies.

Commodity currencies have been rather resilient, despite the broad rise in the dollar this year. In our view, we are about to experience a big rotation in commodity currency market performance at the crosses, from NZD, to CAD and finally to AUD.

In this report, we look at the possibility of a dollar decline during any pending recession. In our view, the evidence is mixed. We are probably in one of the most anticipated recessions in recent history, and the dollar has risen a lot. But the dollar also tends to rise during most recessions. We recommend a neutral stance on the DXY, with a bet on some trades at the crosses.