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Impact of Australian CPI on EUR/AUD Trade Directional Bias
The upcoming Australian Consumer Price Index (CPI) release, forecasted at 2.6% year-over-year, could significantly influence the EUR/AUD trade directional bias. Here's how:
1. CPI Impact on AUD
Higher CPI: If the actual CPI figure exceeds 2.6%, it might reduce expectations for further interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). This could strengthen the AUD, potentially weakening EUR/AUD.
Lower CPI: Conversely, if CPI is below expectations, it might increase the likelihood of RBA rate cuts, which could weaken AUD and support EUR/AUD.
2. Trade Directional Bias for EUR/AUD
Bullish Scenario: If CPI is lower than expected or shows signs of easing inflation, EUR/AUD might rise as AUD weakens.
Bearish Scenario: If CPI is higher than expected, indicating stronger inflation, EUR/AUD could decline as AUD strengthens.
Heads of RBA and ECB
RBA Head: The head of the Reserve Bank of Australia is Michele Bullock.
ECB Head: The head of the European Central Bank is Christine Lagarde.
Summary
The CPI release will be crucial for determining the short-term direction of EUR/AUD. I Will monitor the actual CPI figure closely and adjust my strategies based on whether it aligns with or diverges from market expectations and sentiment .
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