The Australian dollar has made the biggest move for today, as Westpac again commented on its prediction that the RBA will lower its interest rates three times this year - until recently, claims were only two. This generated sales of the AUD / USD currency pair, which fell from 0.69 to near 0.6881, and the price is still at its current level.
Other currencies remain relatively calm without major changes for the time being (<0.1% change against the dollar). Risk sentiment is cautiously optimistic, with US main stock index futures up nearly 0.4 percent, while 10-year government bond yields remain at the beginning of the trading day.
Looking ahead, I expect the tons to dictate the trading sentiment at the last trading day of the week.
If anything, I do not expect large risk-on moves, but after the fall of last night, market participants will expect a short-term adjustment. Yen pairs remain key.
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