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	Saved 2026-07-30 06:29 1mo ago Published 2026-07-30 02:00 1mo ago	GBP/AUD roste po slabší australské inflaci ve středu GBP/AUD ve středu vyskočil, protože slabší australská inflace snížila sázky na další zvýšení sazeb RBA. Meziroční CPI ve 2. čtvrtletí zpomalila na 3,9 % z očekávaných 4,1 %. GBPAUD GBP/AUD	FMP Forex News	86
Original source text Pound-Australian Dollar could extend gains if the Bank of England keeps the door open to higher rates after Australia's softer inflation weakens the Aussie. The Pound to Australian Dollar (GBP/AUD) exchange rate surged on Wednesday after weaker-than-expected Australian inflation sharply reduced expectations for another Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate hike. At the time of writing, GBP/AUD was trading around AU$1.9161, up approximately 0.5% on the day. Latest — Exchange Rates: Pound to Australian Dollar (GBP/AUD): 1.920489 (-0.01%) Pound to Dollar (GBP/USD): 1.335415 (-0.10%) DAILY RECAP: The Australian Dollar (AUD) tumbled through Wednesday's Asian session after Australia's latest inflation figures came in below expectations. Official data showed annual consumer price inflation slowed to 3.9% in the second quarter, below forecasts that it would remain at 4.1%. The weaker inflation reading prompted investors to further reduce expectations for additional Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) policy tightening. The ‘Aussie’ fell sharply as markets cut the implied probability of an August interest rate hike to the low single digits, with several major banks abandoning forecasts for near-term tightening. Meanwhile, while the Pound (GBP) strengthened against the Australian Dollar, it traded in a relatively narrow range against most other major currencies as investors awaited Thursday's Bank of England (BoE) interest rate decision. No policy changes are expected, leaving markets focused on the Bank's accompanying statement and any guidance from Governor Andrew Bailey. Investors remain divided over whether the BoE could still raise interest rates later this year or instead keep policy unchanged before eventually resuming its easing cycle. Near-Term GBP/AUD Forecast: Dovish BoE to Sink Sterling? Looking ahead, Thursday's Bank of England interest rate decision is expected to be the main driver of the Pound to Australian Dollar exchange rate. If the BoE adopts a more dovish tone, Sterling could surrender much of Wednesday's gains and potentially retest recent lows against the Australian Dollar. However, if policymakers warn that inflation risks are building again during the second half of 2026, expectations for another interest rate hike could strengthen and provide additional support for the Pound. Meanwhile, any renewed escalation of tensions in the Middle East could continue to weigh on the risk-sensitive Australian Dollar through the second half of the week. Exchange Rates UK Research Our currency coverage draws on live market data, official economic releases and published bank research.
	Saved 2026-07-24 07:29 1mo ago Published 2026-07-24 02:00 1mo ago	GBP/AUD padá po silných australských datech GBP/AUD klesl na téměř měsíční minimum poté, co australská zaměstnanost v červnu vzrostla o 76 300, výrazně nad odhadem 15 000. Silnější data podpořila očekávání dalšího zvýšení sazeb RBA. GBPAUD GBP/AUD	FMP Forex News	86
Original source text The Pound to Australian Dollar (GBP/AUD) exchange rate fell to a near one-month low on Thursday after stronger-than-expected Australian employment figures boosted the ‘Aussie’. At the time of writing, GBP/AUD was trading around AU$1.9091, having recovered from an intraday low of approximately AU$1.9066. Latest — Exchange Rates: Pound to Australian Dollar (GBP/AUD): 1.911595 (-0.12%) Pound to Dollar (GBP/USD): 1.332 (-0.41%) DAILY RECAP: The Australian Dollar (AUD) strengthened during Thursday’s Asian trading session following the release of Australia’s latest employment report. The data showed employment increased by 76,300 in June, comfortably beating forecasts for a rise of 15,000. The stronger-than-expected labour market reinforced expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) could continue raising interest rates later this year. However, the risk-sensitive ‘Aussie’ struggled to hold onto all of its gains as a cautious market mood weighed on demand during European trade. Meanwhile, the Pound (GBP) remained subdued as markets continued to assess Andy Burnham’s first week as Prime Minister. Sterling had strengthened in the run-up to Burnham entering Downing Street as investors unwound the political risk premium previously built into the currency. However, the Pound has since trended lower amid ongoing questions over how the government's spending commitments and tax cut pledges will be financed. This uncertainty continued to limit Sterling on Thursday. Near-Term GBP/AUD Forecast: PMI Surveys in Focus Looking ahead, Friday's Asian session brings Australia's preliminary PMI surveys. If private sector activity slowed to near-stagnation in July, as expected, the Australian Dollar could face renewed pressure. European trading then begins with the UK's June retail sales figures. A forecast 0.3% contraction in sales could weigh on Sterling. Later in the morning, attention turns to the UK's preliminary PMI surveys, with investors particularly focused on the services reading. Any improvement in business activity could provide the Pound with modest support. Meanwhile, broader market risk appetite and UK political developments are also likely to influence GBP/AUD trading, potentially leading to increased volatility.
	Saved 2026-07-20 14:52 1mo ago Published 2026-07-20 10:30 1mo ago	Morgan Stanley čeká pokles GBP/AUD na 1,82 Morgan Stanley čeká, že GBP/AUD klesne na 1,82, protože vidí silnější australský dolar a rostoucí fiskální rizika ve Spojeném království. Banka zůstává na libře pesimistická. GBPAUD GBP/AUD	FMP Forex News	86
Original source text Morgan Stanley expects the Pound to weaken against the Australian Dollar over the coming months, forecasting GBP/AUD will fall to 1.82, as improving sentiment towards Australia contrasts with growing political and fiscal risks in the UK. The Pound to Australian Dollar exchange rate (GBP/AUD) traded around 1.93 on Monday after rebounding from June lows below 1.90, leaving the pair close to its highest levels of the year despite the bank believing the rally has gone too far. Latest — Exchange Rates: Pound to Australian Dollar (GBP/AUD): 1.917965 (-0.49%) Pound to Dollar (GBP/USD): 1.345149 (-0.02%) Australian Dollar to Dollar (AUD/USD): 0.701342 (+0.47%) Morgan Stanley remains one of the more bearish investment banks on Sterling, arguing that much of the recent optimism surrounding the UK's political outlook has already been priced into the currency. "We are bearish GBP." The bank says Sterling rallied after reports that the incoming government could appoint a more fiscally conservative Chancellor than initially feared, but believes investors have already discounted much of that positive news. "We think the market has priced in the 'good news' from the potential for a more fiscally conservative Chancellor than initial market expectations." Morgan Stanley adds that there is still little clarity on the new government's economic agenda, while attention is likely to shift towards difficult fiscal decisions ahead of the autumn Budget. "With so much good news already in the price, we think the hurdle for further upside surprises has moved higher." In contrast, the bank retains a constructive view on the Australian Dollar. It points to resilient business confidence, attractive carry returns and expectations that Australian front-end yields will remain relatively elevated. "We remain bullish on AUD." Morgan Stanley believes steady labour market conditions and relatively hawkish Reserve Bank of Australia expectations should continue to attract investors seeking higher-yielding currencies. Near-Term GBP/AUD Forecast: Morgan Stanley Expects Sterling to Give Back Recent Gains Reflecting these contrasting outlooks, Morgan Stanley continues to recommend a short GBP/AUD trade. The bank has a target of 1.82, representing a decline of around 6% from current levels. "GBP/AUD faces downward pressure from elevated risk appetite and a potential increase in GBP negative risk premium." Morgan Stanley believes the combination of stronger Australian fundamentals and rising UK fiscal uncertainty should allow the Australian Dollar to outperform Sterling over the coming months, particularly if global risk sentiment remains supportive.
	Saved 2026-07-13 08:27 1mo ago Published 2026-07-13 04:00 1mo ago	GBP/AUD u pětiměsíčních maxim před britským HDP a čínským HDP GBP/AUD začíná týden poblíž pětiměsíčních maxim kolem 1,9271. Trh sleduje britský měsíční odhad HDP za květen a čínský HDP za 2. čtvrtletí spolu s červnovými daty, která mohou určit další směr páru. GBPAUD GBP/AUD	FMP Forex News	86
Original source text The Pound to Australian Dollar (GBP/AUD) exchange rate opens the new week around 1.9271 after holding close to five-month highs, with Sterling remaining well supported while the Australian Dollar faces another busy week of domestic data and renewed scrutiny over China's economic outlook. Latest — Exchange Rates: Pound to Australian Dollar (GBP/AUD): 1.927065 (-0.05%) Pound to Dollar (GBP/USD): 1.339 (-0.12%) Australian Dollar to Dollar (AUD/USD): 0.694839 (-0.07%) WEEKLY RECAP: GBP/AUD spent much of last week consolidating just below the 1.93 level after a strong rally through June. The Pound continued to outperform despite evidence that the UK economy is slowing. Markets remain reluctant to price aggressive Bank of England easing while inflation stays above target, helping Sterling retain a yield advantage over several major currencies. In its latest monthly outlook, MUFG said the Pound was among the strongest-performing G10 currencies through June, supported by resilient investor confidence and the fading inflation shock as oil prices retreated. The Australian Dollar struggled to generate sustained demand. Although global risk sentiment has improved following the easing of Middle East tensions, investors remain cautious over China's economic outlook, a key driver for Australian exports. Reuters has reported that attention is now turning to China's second-quarter GDP and June activity data, with markets expecting slower growth after softer domestic demand and weaker investment. Those figures are likely to have an important bearing on the Australian Dollar this week. In a recent client note, ING highlighted that Sterling is increasingly being driven by domestic developments, while commodity-linked currencies remain more exposed to changes in global growth expectations. Near-Term GBP/AUD Forecast: China GDP and UK GDP in Focus For Pound Sterling, investors will watch Thursday's monthly UK GDP estimate for May, together with industrial production and trade balance figures. Stronger-than-expected data would reinforce the view that the UK economy has remained resilient despite softer business surveys. For the Australian Dollar, the spotlight falls on China's second-quarter GDP, June retail sales and industrial production, all due on Wednesday. Stronger Chinese data would likely support the Australian Dollar by improving confidence in Australia's export outlook, while weaker figures could renew pressure on the currency. Markets will also continue to monitor developments in commodity markets following the recent decline in oil prices and any fresh guidance from Reserve Bank of Australia officials after last week's policy decision. If UK GDP surprises to the upside while Chinese growth data disappoints, GBP/AUD could retest resistance around 1.94. However, stronger Chinese activity data and firmer commodity prices could allow the Australian Dollar to recover, pulling the pair back towards 1.90.