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Among the currency pairs that frame commodity-linked capital flows across the South Pacific, the trans-Tasman cross has moved to a level not seen in thirteen years.
The Australian dollar has reached a 13-year high against the New Zealand dollar, a development that re-prices relative-value positioning across Asia-Pacific macro books.
The two currencies share deep economic ties and tend to move within a narrow range against each other through most of the commodity and rate cycle.
A thirteen-year extreme breaks that pattern in a way that is difficult to read as short-term noise.
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