AUD/USD to remain below the 0.68 mark over the coming months – Danske Bank

AUD/USD to remain below the 0.68 mark over the coming months – Danske Bank AUDUSD Banks China

Easing financial stability concerns could provide a modest lift in the near-term

“Easing financial stability concerns could provide a modest lift to AUD/USD in the near-term, but over the longer horizon, we expect the broad USD strength and push towards maintaining global financial conditions restrictive to weigh on the cross.”Information on these pages contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties.

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