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AUD/USD and Chinese Reserve Requirements

I have been bullish Australian dollars for some time not only because I have witnessed first hand the strength of the Australian economy earlier this year but also because the central bank is slated to raise interest rates again in Feb. Australia’s recovery is largely thanks the expansion in China. Earlier this week, [...]

Further Losses in AUD

I was on CNBC Australia last night calling for a drop in Aussie - watch me on Bloomberg at 12:30 NY Time today

Outlook for Australian Dollar and U.S. Dollar

I guest hosted CNBC Squawk Box Australia this morning. Here are some clips on my take on the Australian and U.S. dollars. Enjoy!
RBA Rate Hike Expectation

Australian Recovery

Kathy Lien Coming to Sydney, Australia!

I will be on vacation for the next week but then I will be headed to Sydney for the very first time. I know that there are many Australians reading my blog and I would be delighted to meet you in person. Here is my itinerary. Hopefully we can cross paths:
Friday October [...]

Aussie and Kiwi Not Overvalued

I was on CNBC tonight talking about why I believe the Australian and New Zealand dollars are NOT overvalued. On FX360.com I published an article talking about the relative Purchasing Power Parity values of the major currencies and how undervalued the U.S. dollar really is. Enjoy!

Triggers for Australian Dollar

I was on CNBC last night talking about the triggers for further Aussie strength:

Still Bullish Australian Dollars

Last night I was on CNBC Squawk Box Australia talking about how I am still bullish Australian dollars. Watch the interview if you get a chance:

Bloomberg Interview

I was on Bloomberg last night talking about the Korean Won, Australian data and the Australian dollar. Overall, I am still bullish the Aussie
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Relationship Between AUD/USD and ISM

Here is an interesting chart illustrating the correlation between the AUD/USD (orange line) and U.S. manufacturing ISM (white line). If you surprised by this relationship, don’t be because AUD/USD is frequently perceived as a high beta, hyper cyclical currency. Therefore a recovery in U.S. manufacturing should equate to a recovery in the [...]