Releases we will watch during the Asian session are:
01:45 New Zealand - Current Account (Q1) 1.05B vs -2.61B
01:45 New Zealand - Current Account (y/y) (Q1) -7.48B vs -7.71B
01:45 New Zealand - Current Account % of GDP (Q1) -3.00% vs -3.10%
03:30 Australia - Westpac Consumer Sentiment (June) 8.5%
06:00 New Zealand - RBNZ Offshore holdings (May) 63.20%
Economic calendar gives no indication of big movements.
Higher than expected data about Current Account in New Zealand can support NZD, as it wakened during the last trading sessions.
Westpac Consumer Sentiment is a survey of 1200 consumers. A higher than expected reading should be taken as positive/bullish for the AUD, while a lower than expected reading should be taken as negative/bearish for the AUD.
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