The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has an issue (well more than one).
It does want a lowed Australian Dollar to stimulate the economy.
But a lower Australian Dollar will increase inflation and spike up the interest rate slowing the economy and propping higher the Australian Dollar.
Why?
The Australian Inflation is composed by two baskets, a tradable (EG imports) and non- tradable (electricity costs, rents..).
As anyone in Australia at least subconsciously knows, the cost of living (mainly non-tradable) increased much more than the headline inflation. Notwithstanding that, we have a very low inflation number. The reason is because the tradable basket, due to the currency, has been actually in deflation.
If the currency goes lower….inflation will automatically spike,
In effect a slightly higher dollar than necessary should be better for the RBA.