We view the overnight AUD rebound launched by the release of RBA minutes as providing a selling opportunity. The
board considered the fact there was no material change in the outlook
for economic activity or the unemployment rate, but the outlook for
inflation had been revised lower.
This revision was weighted
against developments in the housing market, which showed that the
potential risks to the housing market from lowering interest rates were
less than a year earlier. Markets reduced RBA rate cut expectations
accordingly with a June and probably a July rate cut off the agenda for
now.
However, a partial RBA repricing does not convert us
into AUD bulls as deflationary pressure from overcapacity-running Asian
economies remains in place.
China's continued rise of
land prices, reaching CNY30-40k per square metre in East China's Nanjing
and Suzhou as reported this morning, suggests the recent monetary
easing translating into speculative activity, but doing little to
support the broad economy. Price bubbles increase deflationary risks in
the medium term.
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RBA Minutes sparked AUD/USD gains
From Morgan Stanley:
We view the overnight AUD rebound launched by the release of RBA minutes as providing a selling opportunity. The board considered the fact there was no material change in the outlook for economic activity or the unemployment rate, but the outlook for inflation had been revised lower.
This revision was weighted against developments in the housing market, which showed that the potential risks to the housing market from lowering interest rates were less than a year earlier. Markets reduced RBA rate cut expectations accordingly with a June and probably a July rate cut off the agenda for now.
However, a partial RBA repricing does not convert us into AUD bulls as deflationary pressure from overcapacity-running Asian economies remains in place.
China's continued rise of land prices, reaching CNY30-40k per square metre in East China's Nanjing and Suzhou as reported this morning, suggests the recent monetary easing translating into speculative activity, but doing little to support the broad economy. Price bubbles increase deflationary risks in the medium term.
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