RBA Stevens: Nothing earth shattering so far...

FXStreet (Bali) - Up until now, RBA's Governor Stevens comments to the House of Reps Committee are not providing any major surprise to market participants, with the wording very much in line with what was expected.

On the AUD, Stevens said it has further to fall, adding that the decline in export prices hurting terms of trade. With regards to monetary policy, Stevens notes that still has capacity to give additional support to economy, which is a familiar rhetoric that won't surprise markets, especially given the current pricing of RBA cuts, with the OIS pointing at a 25-30% chance of at least two more cuts by May.

The Australian Dollar may get more volatile at the Q&A, but so far, only a diminutive 10/15 pips range seen.

RBA Stevens: monetary policy still has capacity to give additional support to economy

RBA Governor Stevens is speaking before the Australian parliament's House of Representatives' Standing Committee on Economics, on his semi-annual testimony, noting that monetary policy still has capacity to give additional support to economy.
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Sean Callow, FX Strategist at Westpac, notes that "Stevens Q&A will run until 12:30pm Syd/9:30am Sing/HK, with possible questions on AUD, housing and yesterday’s jobs data." Sean adds that "Stevens should stick to the script of this month’s Statement on Monetary Policy."
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