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AUD/USD: Strength should be faded – TDS

The Aussie has managed to bounce off the lows from yesterday. Analysts at TD Securities believe AUD/USD strength should fade.

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“AUD managed to bounce off 0.6250 support from yesterday in what has been great reluctance to trade lower. We think that strength should be faded overall here as AUD/USD however, as rallies above 0.6350 have been met with some selling interest.”

“We see better prospects for AUD/NZD upside than vs. the USD however, where any rebound in Asia will be better observed in the AUD-leg.”

“The move in AUD has been more closely tied to gold than other markets, however. The link here is intuitive and with rampant monetary/fiscal stimulus and depressed real yields, that might be a more persistent link.”

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