Tag Archives: RBA

The Global Macro Pulse

EURUSD has risen to 1.3565 as USDJPY climbed to 102.04 and AUDUSD dropped to 0.9357 in the wake of the RBA minutes,

RBA Board Minutes – June 2014

The June RBA Board minutes are probably a bit more dated that usual because the Board meeting pre-dated the betterthan expected QI GDP data.

UBS Morning Adviser

RBA talking down the currency has limited longer term implications Tuesday’s release of minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)

The Global Macro Pulse

After opening up, most USD-Asia pairs are close to flat today with the exception of the THB which rallied down to 32.72.

RBA Keeps Cash Rate Unch; AUD High Despite Commodity Price Fall

The Reserve Bank of Australia left its cash rate unchanged on Tuesday as widely expected but slightly stepped up its language on the elevated level of the Australian dollar by

Daily FX Wrap and Strategy

The NZD continues to drift lower, with NZD/USD dippingits toes below the 0.8450 mark early this morning. BroaderUSD strength has the NZD 0.5% lower from yesterday.

The Global Macro Pulse

USDJPY has continued to edged higher to 101.57 after failing to break meaningfully below 101.20 overnight. The AUD remained under pressure, dipping below 0.93,

RBA Board Minutes – May

Today’s Minutes confirmed that the cash rate is on hold over the near term. The RBA’s neutral policy stance wasreaffirmed given in the Bank’s notation that,

The Week Ahead in FX

In the week ahead, investors will be looking to the minutes from the Federal Reserve’s latest monetary policy meeting, due for release on Wednesday, for insight on the central bank’s view of the economy.

Does reserve diversification really impact the value of the AUD?

One question that tends to recur from time to time is whether reservediversification impacts the value of the AUD beyond the intra-day.

Australian Markets Weekly – Change to cash rate view – on hold for a long time

We have changed our changed our RBA cash rate forecast and no longer see them cutting again late in 2014. Reasons are 1) the economy has been better than we expected and

Monthly Business Survey

Business confidence lifted slightly in April to +6 from +4, returning to long-run average levels after hitting a post-election low last month.