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Title: AUD/USD drops towards 0.7700 amid notable US dollar demand

Jun 02, 2021 10:04:46 AM GMT

By: AnalysisWatch

AUD/USD maintains falling, because the US greenback stays less assailable at the session.

Victoria's lockdown information outweighs the Australian Q1 GDP beat.

Focus shifts to US jobs information the week ahead.

AUD/USD is speedy coming near the 0.7700 guide area, because the shopping for hobby across the US greenback stays unabated.

Strong US Manufacturing PMI revived the Fed’s tapering expectancies, boosting the greenback’s appeal. Investors shrug off dovish Fed speak; as monetary optimism requires financial coverage normalization.

On the AUD aspect of the story, the sentiment stays undermined with the aid of using a seven-day extension of the covid lockdown in Australia’s second-maximum populous country of Victoria. The covid woes overshadow the advantageous effect of the upbeat Q1 GDP information.

The Australian economic system increased 1.8% in Q1, beating expectancies of a 1.5% boom and +3.2% said the preceding quarter. The buyers additionally digest the state-of-the-art feedback from the RBA Deputy Governor Guy Debelle, as he downplays worries over the Victoria lockdown.

The pair will preserve to stay on the mercy of the greenback’s fee motion and sentiment on international markets amid a loss of applicable US macro information. The subsequent key motive force for the spot stays the United States ADP and NFP information due later this week.



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