US stocks found some solid supply back towards the 6000 area overnight and have drifted a little lower from there. The AUD found support as the USD took another hit lower overnight, this was across the board though so the AUD continues to tread water in the crosses. With the USD remaining under so much pressure the crosses remain a favoured way to express AUD underperformance.
AUD/NZD - Overnight range 1.0760 - 1.0786, the cross is dealing in Asia around 1.0770. A top looks in place now just above 1.0900, the market will have been looking for a more dovish tone from the RBNZ last week and AUD/NZD could now see supply on bounces. The sell zone is back towards 1.0800/25 with the first target being around 1.0650.
Fig 1: AUD/JPY spot Hourly Chart

Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg
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In holiday-affected trading, European natural gas prices were flat on Monday at around EUR 33.08, close to the intraday high. They had traded in a narrow range through the session. Softer demand continues to weigh on prices with them down 21.7% in April but the fall has attracted Asian buyers. Soft manufacturing PMIs point to industrial usage remaining lacklustre or even deteriorating as US trade policy worries producers.
After initially trying higher on a better than expected ISM services print risk could not hold onto these gains and closed poorly. (Bloomberg) -- Macquarie Group Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Shemara Wikramanayake said Australia’s economy is looking resilient and is set up well to withstand the shocks emanating from US trade policy. “The economy is coming into this really quite resilient,” she said at the Macquarie Australia Conference in Sydney on Tuesday. “Capital is coming into this market.” “Australia is once again going to prove one of the more resilient economies in the world,” Wikramanayake said.
Fig 1: AUD/JPY spot Daily Chart

Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg
TYM5 is trading 111-02, unchanged from its close.