Australian Dollar Falls In Cautious Trade
29 Julio 2021 - 11:53PM
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The Australian dollar declined against its major counterparts in
the Asian session on Friday, as continued concerns over China's
crackdown on tech, education and property industries dampened risk
sentiment.
Amazon's second quarter revenue fell short of expectations and
issued a weak guidance for the third quarter.
A continued spike in the Delta variant of COVID-19 cases across
the globe added to worries.
Japan reported record daily infections for the third straight
day on Thursday and a state of emergency already existing Tokyo is
expected to extend to four more regions.
The World Health Organization warned that the Delta strain could
trigger a "fourth wave" of cases in its Eastern Mediterranean zone
amid low vaccination rates.
The aussie dropped to 0.7376 against the greenback and 80.81
against the yen, off its early highs of 0.7403 and 81.05,
respectively. The next possible support for the aussie is seen
around 0.72 against the greenback and 78.00 against the yen.
The aussie weakened to a 9-day low of 1.6112 against the euro
and more than a 1-year low of 0.9184 against the loonie, from its
prior highs of 1.6061 and 0.9215, respectively. The aussie is seen
finding support around 1.63 against the euro and 0.90 against the
loonie.
The aussie fell back to 1.0542 against the kiwi, heading to
pierce a 3-day low of 1.0535 seen earlier in the session. On the
downside, 1.03 is likely seen as its next support level.
Looking ahead, Eurozone GDP data for the second quarter,
consumer price inflation for July and jobless rate for June are due
out in the European session.
Canada GDP data for May, U.S. personal income and spending data
for June and University of Michigan's final consumer sentiment
index for July will be featured in the New York session.
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