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AUD/USD saved by the yuan, though April cut fully priced for RBA
Weak GDP figures saw interest rates traders fully price in three 25bp RBA cuts by Feb 2026. And AUD/USD could have traded much lower on Wednesday, were it not for a stronger yuan coming to the Aussies rescue later in the day.
Chinese Yuan Technical Analysis: USD/CNH Trump Rally Rolls into US CPI
USD/CNH has mirrored DXY trends quite well of late, and the Trump-fueled rally faces its next major test with US CPI data set for release tomorrow.
USD, yields wobble near month end, CNY to lead AUD/USD higher?
Soft data and month-end flows jolted the USD at its cycle highs. If the USD pulls back even slightly, it could help lift AUD/USD from its lows and track the yuan higher.
The yuan hits a 14-year low and sends USD/CNH above 7.2000
Another day, another big level gives way for global markets. And that has seen the yuan weaken to 7.2 against the US dollar, a level not seen since 2008.
USD/CNH closed above 7.000 for first time in 26-months
Despite attempts to stabilise the yuan, USD/CNH has reached 7.000 as policies between the Fed and PBOC continue to widen.
Is USD/CNH set for a multi-month rally?
If current (and expected) yield differentials are anything to go by, the yuan looks quite overvalued. Especially in the context of ongoing growth concerns and geopolitical risks.
USD/CNH: The final frontier in the US-China trade war?
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US Presidential Election: Potential Market Impacts
After 1) a first presidential debate in which Hillary Clinton was seen to have secured a major win over Donald Trump, 2) a vice-presidential debate where the Republican ticket gained back some ground with its supporters, 3) a scandalous revelation regarding a lewd tape of Trump’s self-professed “locker room talk” years ago, 4) a second presidential debate with mixed results for both Clinton and Trump, 5) a withdrawal of support for Trump by some prominent Republicans like House Speaker Paul Ryan, and 6) a release of additional hacked Clinton emails that could further damage the Democratic ticket, Clinton appears by most accounts to be leading the race with an increasingly wider margin.