The overnight range was 1.3057 - 1.3085, Asia is currently trading around 1.3080. USD/SGD consolidated above the 1.3040-50 area overnight as it looks to test the 1.3100 area. The move looks technically constructive and is attempting to build a base from which to move higher. In the Asian session while the 1.3040-1.3050 area continues to hold, I would be skewed long for another test of the 1.3100 area. A sustained move back above 1.3100 in USD/SGD could potentially confirm a medium-term base is in and the potential start of a new leg higher.
Fig 1 : USD/SGD Spot Weekly Chart

Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg Finance L.P
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Aussie underperformed on Tuesday with AUDUSD trending lower through APAC trading and then struggling to return to above 0.6500. It was pressured in the European/US sessions by the correction in gold, weakness in other metals and lacklustre equity performance. AUDUSD fell 0.4% to 0.6488 off the intraday low at 0.6473 and has started today around 0.6491. The USD index rose 0.3%.
Aussie 3-yr futures surged on the resumption of trade after the weekend, returning focus higher despite the break of support last week. Short-term resistance at 96.615, the Sep 12 high, has been broken, with 96.780 is the next upside target. Clearance of this level puts markets at fresh multi-month highs. 96.280 marks next major support - but markets are some way off this mark now.
The recent downtrend in whole milk powder prices continued at overnight auction result (which is held twice per month). We fell from $3696 to $3610, a drop of around 2.3%. We are now 17.5% off earlier 2025 highs for this price. The chart below overlays this whole milk powder price versus the Citi terms of trade proxy for NZ. All else equal, the weakness in whole milk prices is suggesting some downside to the terms of trade outlook. This in turn would be less supportive for NZD/USD. The Citi measure is still elevated compared to recent years though.
Fig 1: New Zealand Whole Milk Prices & Citi NZ Terms Of Trade Proxy

Source: Citi/Bloomberg Finance L.P/MNI