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JP Morgan said the Australian dollar's appreciation is becoming a problem for inflation and growth. Consumer goods import prices were very weak in the latest CPI data, and the trade-weighted index is no longer supporting services exports.
The bank expects AUD strength to weigh on CPI in the third quarter.
A persistently strong Aussie tends to pressure the RBA to stay accommodative and reduces the competitiveness of Australian exports, though it has little direct impact on feed commodity prices.
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