Bearish outlook prevails in AUD – JPM

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - Analysts at JP Morgan recommend selling the Aussie dollar, specially in the case of a probable Fed’s lift-off in September.

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“AUD has neither the worst external nor valuation metrics in G10 (those titles belong to GBP and NZD), but it’s nevertheless vulnerable to the back-up in global bond yields, especially if the payrolls report brings to the fore the prospect of a Fed lift-off in September”.

“So while AUD may not be the single top pick of currencies to sell against a backdrop of rising bond yields and Fed risks, it is nevertheless a reasonable complement to a short basket of high-beta currencies that in our case already includes both GBP and NZD”.

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