This month’s comments from the Fed sent the $US up in tandem with its shorter dated bond yields, after consolidating these gains for over a week, last night’s strong advance was triggered by global outbreaks of the COVID Delta strain which is questioning the speed of the future global economic recovery – unfortunately Australia was a contributing factor to this move. The strength in the greenback looks likely to amplify the recent outperformance from the tech sector over the resources / banks and moving forward MM continues to believe the sector rotation from value to tech has further to unfold but the next major point of inflection should be a high in the $US hence we are looking out for an optimum time to trim our tech exposure and potentially increase our holdings in the Resources Sector.
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