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- AUD/USD to hold above the 0.71 level as China and iron ore offer some help – ING
AUD/USD to hold above the 0.71 level as China and iron ore offer some help – ING
The Australian dollar has rebounded from a test of major support vs the USD at 0.7000. According to economists at ING there is a couple of factors that should underpin the aussie above the 0.7100 level.
Aussie is looking at an overstretched net-short positioning
“China’s latest efforts to support the domestic economy have turned the narrative to a more supportive one for China-sensitive currencies like AUD.”
“In the commodities sector, latest developments in China are fuelling a rally in iron ore, as hopes that steel restrictions will be eased seem to be brightening the demand outlook.”
“We think all this can help shield the aussie – which is also looking at an overstretched net-short positioning – from the blows to global risk sentiment caused by the Omicron variant spread.”
“AUD/USD may find some good support at 0.7100.”
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