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Aussie Dollar Outlook: China\u2019s Response Key to AUD\/USD<\/h2>\n

Shifting to AUD\/USD<\/a>, price action hinges on China\u2019s response to US tariffs and blacklistings, along with Beijing\u2019s policy rollouts. China accounts for one-third of Aussie exports, influencing the Australian economy, the RBA rate path, and the Aussie dollar.<\/p>\n

An escalation in the global trade war could pressure the Aussie dollar, given Australia\u2019s trade-to-GDP ratio exceeds 50%. However, robust demand from China could alleviate the pressures of sweeping US tariffs, underscoring the potential effects of Beijing\u2019s stimulus maneuvers on domestic consumption.<\/p>\n

In February, RBA Governor Michele Bullock commented on global trade and tariffs, stating<\/a>:<\/p>\n

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\u201cGlobal trade uncertainties and tariff threats remain unpredictable, with economic impacts dependent on implementation and market reactions.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

For a comprehensive analysis of AUD\/USD trends and trade data insights, visit our detailed reports here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Australian Dollar Daily Outlook: US Inflation in the Spotlight<\/h2>\n

In the US session, US inflation figures will impact the US-Aussie interest rate differential.<\/p>\n

A higher-than-expected inflation reading could lower bets on a June Fed rate cut. A more hawkish Fed policy stance would widen the rate differential in favor of the US dollar. In this scenario, the AUD\/USD pair could drop below $0.62500.<\/p>\n

However, a softer inflation print may cement bets on a June Fed rate cut. A narrowing in the interest rate differential could drive the pair above the 50-day EMA toward the $0.63623 resistance level.<\/p>\n

Personal income and spending data will also offer clues on inflation trends. Stronger personal income and consumption may fuel demand-driven inflation and support a hawkish Fed pivot.<\/p>\n

Additionally, President Trump\u2019s tariff policies need consideration. Higher tariffs could impact risk sentiment, weighing on commodity currencies like the Aussie Dollar.<\/p>\n