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Australian dollar crashes through terminal support

Published 14/08/2023, 08:59 am
Updated 09/07/2023, 08:32 pm

DXY is up and away. EUR unwinding:

DXY

AUD had its lowset closing low of 2023, rupturing support by only just:

 
AUDUSD

CNY is going to fall a lot further and AUD with it:

CNYUSD

Oil’s rally is artificial. Much further and it will wipe out hope for a soft landing:

BRENT

Dirt is telling the real truth. Global growth is in trouble:

COPPER

So are big miners (NYSE:RIO):

RIO

EM (NYSE:EEM) has come full circle back to the Third World:

EEM

Junk (NYSE:HYG) is dead:

HYG

The oil bear steepener is strangling stocks:

YIELDS

SPX

Jefferies explains the obvious in oil:

BRENT VS INFLATION

GREED & fear has been reminded of late about a previously identified correlation. That is that the renewed strength of the oil price has coincided with a renewed pickup in inflation expectations. The Brent crude oil price has risen by 22% from a recent low reached in late June, while the US five-year five-year forward inflation expectations rate is up from 2.23% in late June to 2.53% on Monday, the highest level since April 2022, though it has since declined to 2.45% (see Exhibit 1). The correlation between the Brent crude oil price and the five-year five-year forward inflation expectation rate has been 0.88 since 2011.

This is potentially an awkward development in the context of the prevailing narrative that both the Federal Reserve and the ECB are all but done in this tightening cycle even if the official mantra in both cases remains “data dependent”.

OPEC is driving the outcome with its production cuts. Bully for it. It will kill the “soft landing” narrative in due course via the bear steepening and a rising DXY which loves rising oil these days.

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Just as China, Europe and the US all tip towards recession.

AUD has further to fall.

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