Will EUR/AUD go lower?

That explains AUD? Or both?

Nzd is highly correlated to Aud by itself so if Aud is doing well, Nzd will follow.
However, Aud doing better than Cad? I thought Aud is more correlated to gold than oil (which is more for Cad)?
Does this mean gold will outperform oil?
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Nzd is highly correlated to Aud by itself so if Aud is doing well, Nzd will follow.
However, Aud doing better than Cad? I thought Aud is more correlated to gold than oil (which is more for Cad)?
Does this mean gold will outperform oil?View attachment 279715

I believe AUD is correlated to many other commodities other than gold. Definitely aluminum, probably copper as well.

Aluminum ore (bauxite) is one of Australia's main exports.
 
I can understand eur/aud going down. But why are aud/jpy and nzd/usd going up when world indices are declining?

AUD and NZD are very politically and socially stable economies geographically located a long way away from the conflict in the northern hemisphere plus commodity (AUD) and dairy (NZD) prices are shooting upwards also if Russia/Ukraine can't sell as much commodities to the west there will be more buyers of AUD and NZD with the higher commodity prices hence the current tailwinds in them both. On the other hand EUR now has a shopping list of problems, check out the chart of AUD/EUR..

SL2n0ezj
 
AUD and NZD are very politically and socially stable economies geographically located a long way away from the conflict in the northern hemisphere plus commodity (AUD) and dairy (NZD) prices are shooting upwards also if Russia/Ukraine can't sell as much commodities to the west there will be more buyers of AUD and NZD with the higher commodity prices hence the current tailwinds in them both. On the other hand EUR now has a shopping list of problems, check out the chart of AUD/EUR..

SL2n0ezj

Why is Cad getting weaker than Aud? Aluminum have more global influence than oil?
 
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