AUD/JPY: Two-way price action – Westpac. Sean Callow, Research Analyst at Westpac, explains that risk barometer AUD/JPY fell heavily in February and has seen more two-way price action since then, with its recent modest decline consistent with broad US dollar strength but no major change in global risk appetite. Sean Callow, analyst at Westpac, suggests that there was no real fundamental significance of 3 January “flash crash” for AUD/JPY as it has soon stabilized after that and is generally trading in modest ranges for most of this year, supported by the recovery in global equities. Westpac Group employees are eligible to receive this offer. To be eligible for this offer, customers need to open a new Westpac Global Currency Card Account (“Westpac GCC”) either via Online or Mobile Banking, load and convert $2,000 AUD or more into a supported foreign currency on the Westpac GCC before 11.59pm AEST on 31 st January 2020. Eligible customers will receive $50 AUD cashback onto their Westpac Currency Card between 6-8 weeks after the offer end date, the account needs to AUD/JPY. The Australian Dollar (AUD) against the Japanese Yen (JPY) is an exciting pair for its relation to risk. The pair is often among one of the most highly correlated pairs to price action in US equities on a short to medium term basis. The pair generally tends to rise in a low risk environment on carry This information has been prepared by Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141 AFSL 233714 ("Westpac"). The exchange rates provided are applicable to foreign exchange products described on this website. The exchange rates are indicative only as at the time and date shown, are subject to market movements and therefore change continuously. Sean Callow, Research Analyst at Westpac, explains that risk barometer AUD/JPY fell heavily in February and has seen more two-way price action since then, with its recent modest decline consistent with broad US dollar strength but no major change in global risk appetite.
AUD/JPY. The Australian Dollar (AUD) against the Japanese Yen (JPY) is an exciting pair for its relation to risk. The pair is often among one of the most highly correlated pairs to price action in US equities on a short to medium term basis. The pair generally tends to rise in a low risk environment on carry This information has been prepared by Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141 AFSL 233714 ("Westpac"). The exchange rates provided are applicable to foreign exchange products described on this website. The exchange rates are indicative only as at the time and date shown, are subject to market movements and therefore change continuously. Sean Callow, Research Analyst at Westpac, explains that risk barometer AUD/JPY fell heavily in February and has seen more two-way price action since then, with its recent modest decline consistent with broad US dollar strength but no major change in global risk appetite.
Sean Callow from Westpac anticipates the risk barometer AUD/JPY pair to test 72.00 by the Mach month-end and drop to 70.00 by June on the condition of two RBA rate cuts this year. The pair currently trades near 73.43 during the early Tuesday. AUD is the three letter code for the Australian dollar. All currencies have their own code, the first two letters are from the name of the country (‘Australia’ = ‘AU’) and the third letter represents the currency (‘dollar’ = ‘D’).
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AUD/JPY. The Australian Dollar (AUD) against the Japanese Yen (JPY) is an exciting pair for its relation to risk. The pair is often among one of the most highly correlated pairs to price action in US equities on a short to medium term basis. The pair generally tends to rise in a low risk environment on carry This information has been prepared by Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141 AFSL 233714 ("Westpac"). The exchange rates provided are applicable to foreign exchange products described on this website. The exchange rates are indicative only as at the time and date shown, are subject to market movements and therefore change continuously. Sean Callow, Research Analyst at Westpac, explains that risk barometer AUD/JPY fell heavily in February and has seen more two-way price action since then, with its recent modest decline consistent with broad US dollar strength but no major change in global risk appetite. Sean Callow, analyst at Westpac, suggests that there was no real fundamental significance of 3 January “flash crash” for AUD/JPY as it has soon stabilized after that and is generally trading Sean Callow, analyst at Westpac, suggests that persistent optimism over a partial trade deal by both US and Chinese officials plus the breakthrough in Brexit negotiations have improved risk sentiment notably in recent weeks and has sparked a rally in risk barometer AUD/JPY to highs since late July. “RBA rate cut talk should remain the key topic for AUD in coming weeks, though the focus is very much on Jul-Aug as the likely window for the first move and a cut is already fully priced by Sep-Oct.” “With AUD’s commodity price support also driving large trade surpluses, JPY weakness may be the driver of the next sustained move on AUD/JPY. Read Westpac FX reviews by happy and not-so-happy customers of Westpac Bank; Westpac Bank AUD Exchange Rates. This table shows Westpac Bank exchange rates for foreign transfers and travel money. The percentages with the rates show how much margin the bank is charging compared to the market mid-rate.