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17 Apr 2015
AUD/NZD: Longer terms bets to 1.0500
FXStreet (Guatemala) - AUD/NZD is currently trading at 1.0175 with a high of 1.0181 and low of 1.0158.
AUD/NZD bears have been in charge of the cross overnight having taken the pair down to 1.0158 from the highs of 1.0221 of yesterday's business. The Australian news has been digested and positions trimmed down in over bought territory. The greenback has been a poor performer yet again although the lows in the dollar have made for now as a recovery of some ground was had in the closing stages of the US session.
Fundamentally, Jane Foley, Senior Currency Strategist at Rabobank explained that given their view that the Fed will be hiking rates before the end of the year, they expect NZD/USD to retain a downward bias. "We also maintain our view that AUD/NZD will trend lower and test parity by the end of the year and favour selling rallies towards 1.03. A break above AUD/NZD 1.05 would confirm a reversal in the downtrend."
AUD/NZD bears have been in charge of the cross overnight having taken the pair down to 1.0158 from the highs of 1.0221 of yesterday's business. The Australian news has been digested and positions trimmed down in over bought territory. The greenback has been a poor performer yet again although the lows in the dollar have made for now as a recovery of some ground was had in the closing stages of the US session.
Fundamentally, Jane Foley, Senior Currency Strategist at Rabobank explained that given their view that the Fed will be hiking rates before the end of the year, they expect NZD/USD to retain a downward bias. "We also maintain our view that AUD/NZD will trend lower and test parity by the end of the year and favour selling rallies towards 1.03. A break above AUD/NZD 1.05 would confirm a reversal in the downtrend."