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30 Sep 2025

Another US government shutdown

• Holding firm. US equities ticked up overnight, while bond yields consolidated & USD weakened. AUD rose with AUD also outperforming on the crosses.• RBA holds. No change by RBA. Comments leant more ‘hawkish’. Sticky inflation & improving growth means another rate cut isn’t guaranteed.• US shutdown. Without a last minute deal another US government shutdown will kick off today (~2pm AEST). We think this may be a drag on the USD. Global Trends Modest moves across markets overnight with another US government shutdown looking likely to kick off today (see below). US and European equities ticked up with the...

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28 Sep 2025

US government shutdown looming

• Risk uptick. US equities ended a 3-day losing streak on Friday. USD eased back. AUD & NZD tick up. No change expected by RBA this week.• US shutdown. US politics in focus with another shutdown looming. Last minute deal needed. A shutdown could see US data releases put on hold.• Event Radar. In addition to the risk of a US government shutdown the RBA meets (Tues). China PMIs also out (Tues) as is Eurozone CPI (Weds). Global Trends A more positive tone across markets at the end of last week. US and European equities rose on Friday with the...

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26 Sep 2025

US Consumer Demand Holds Up, Supporting The Dollar’s Rate Premium

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure climbed as expected in August and personal income and spending numbers beat forecasts, making it more difficult to justify an aggressive course of rate cuts in the coming months. Data released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis this morning showed the core personal consumption expenditures index rising 0.2 percent from the prior month, closely matching market estimates. On a year-over-year basis, core price growth held at 2.9 percent, also aligning with economist forecasts for a 2.93-percent increase. The overall personal consumption expenditures index climbed 0.3 percent relative to the prior month, and was up...

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25 Sep 2025

Dollar Advances As Easing Expectations Pull Back

The dollar is trading near a two-week high this morning as traders pull back on overly-optimistic monetary easing expectations and adjust positions amid heavy quarter-end rebalancing. The Canadian dollar, British pound, euro, and Japanese yen are all holding near the lower ends of their technical trading ranges, Treasuries are holding steady, and equity markets are licking their wounds after a modest pullback from record heights late last week. Swaps traders have 40 basis points in easing priced in for the final two Federal Reserve meetings this year, down from almost 50 after a series of cautious statements from policymakers, and...

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24 Sep 2025

Inflation & the RBA

• Market swings. US equities dipped again, while US yields & USD rose. NZD remains on backfoot. AUD unwound yesterday’s CPI induced gains.• AU CPI. Inflation hotter than expected in August. Data raises doubts about further RBA rate cuts. Relative policy trends can be AUD supportive. Global Trends There were a few more market wobbles overnight with US equities declining modestly for the second straight session (S&P500 -0.3%), US bond yields ticking up ~2-4bps across the curve, and the USD clawing back ground. The EUR (the major USD alternative) slipped down towards ~$1.1740 (the lower end of its ~2-week range),...

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