Fitch confirms Australia at AAA, outlook 'Stable'

The US-based Fitch ratings is out with its credit review report on the Australian economy, confirming the sovereign rating at AAA with a Stable outlook.

Key Highlights:

“Momentum in the Australian economy has decelerated in the near term, but still compares well with AAA peers.

The slowdown of the Australian economy is due in part to spillovers from the weakening housing market on dwelling investment and household consumption.

It expects ongoing housing market correction in Australia to remain orderly.

Forecasts Australia's debt-to-GDP to begin a downward trajectory in light of the improvement in fiscal performance.

Australia's banking system is well positioned to manage a housing market shock.

Australia's monetary policy is likely to remain accommodative to support economic growth and employment.”

AUD/NZD Technical Analysis: Buyers target 1.0730 after trend-line break, Australia data

AUD/NZD broke immediate trend-line resistance after Australia’s employment data.
了解更多 Previous

Australia 10-year bond yield jumps 4 bps after Aussie jobs report

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reported a sustained labor market strength in March, lifting the 10-year treasury yield higher by 4 basis po
了解更多 Next