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AUD/USD Analysis
The pair started this morning holding on either side of $0.9100, and managed to edge up to $0.9120 in early trade before it briefly climbed a couple of notches up further to
Balance of Payments – QIII 2013
There are clear signs that one part of the required growth transition is underway. Export volume growth is rising, courtesy of China’sstrong demand for our resources and
Retail Trade – October
Retail trade rose by a decent 0.5% in October, which bettered market expectations that were centred on a rise of 0.4%{CBA(f) 0.5%}.
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
Reversing its trend from last week, the NZD was the strongest performing currency over the past 24 hours.
US dollar set to strengthen in the short-term
USD: under pressure because of the Fed As expected, the US dollar failed to appreciate in a week shortened by the Thanksgiving celebration and bereft of any major economic statistics.
Daily Technical Report
EUR/USD’s rise is still viewed as a short-termrebound. Monitor the test of the resistances areadefined by the 61.8% retracement at 1.3627 and1.3651 (21/10/2013 low).
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: * GBPUSD breaks to a new high for the year, and we look for further strength to 1.6619.
The Global Macro Pulse
The dollar has weakened slightly across the board against EM Asia FX, with the exception of the politics burdened THB. USDIDR and USDINR have fallen about 0.3% and
UBS Morning Adviser
Pricing BoC Caution The Bank of Canada is one of several central banks looking to sign off on policy for the year this week.
AUD/USD Analysis
Aussie was carried higher at the open following the weekend release of China’s CFLP PMI, and traded $0.9114 after it had ended Friday’s US session at $0.9108.
Business Indicators – QIII 2013
Gross company operating profits roce by 3.9% in QIII to be 8.9% higher over the year.
Building Approvals – October 2013
The number of residential building approvals fell by a modest 1.8% in October, less than market expectations whichcentred on a 5.0% fall {CBA (f) -6.5%}.